The traditional economy of the Senoi people was based on jungle resources, where they would engage in hunting, fishing, foraging and logging. In contact with the Malay and Siamese states, the Senoi people were involved in trading, and were the main suppliers of jungle produce in the region. Now most of them work in the agricultural sector, and have their own farms to grow rubber, oil palm or cocoa. Some are hired workers; among the Senois are workers of various qualifications from unskilled workers to professionals.