teks: In my opinion, most factories in Malaysia are located in high-cost cities. Even with a salary of 1000, it is not enough. That's why people with degrees or qualifications don't want to work in factories because they need to support their families, pay off study loans, and provide for their parents and siblings. Study loans are not a small amount. It's different if you come from a wealthy family where your parents can support you. But for people from rural areas and those facing difficulties like me, some even have to sell their land to pursue education. Isn't that sad? Sometimes it's not that we don't want to continue studying or gain knowledge, but it's the lack of money. So it's better to find a job. It's not that there are no locals working in factories, there are. But the reason why employers hire foreign workers is to save costs and maximize profits. Maybe foreign employers don't understand, but local employers should understand. Our young generation doesn't choose this path willingly, but the pressure of city life forces them to choose it. That's my opinion, thank you.
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