Karaoke Manekineko Malaysia is expanding once again—this time to Alamanda Putrajaya! In preparation for the grand opening this August, the team is actively recruiting passionate and energetic individuals to join its growing family.
As part of its
ongoing expansion in Malaysia, Karaoke
Manekineko is excited to
announce new job opportunities at its upcoming outlet in Alamanda Putrajaya,
scheduled to open this August. The brand is now hiring Customer Service Crew,
with openings available for both full-time and part-time positions.
Successful
applicants will enjoy a range of attractive staff benefits, including:
– Staff meals
– Daily and monthly
incentives
– Structured staff
training
– A vibrant and
supportive work environment
Wages start at
RM 8.75 per hour for part-time roles, while full-time team members can
earn between RM 1,700 to RM 1,900 per month.
As one of
Malaysia’s leading karaoke chains, Karaoke
Manekineko is known not just for
fun and entertainment but also for cultivating a friendly, team-oriented work
culture. Whether you’re looking to start a career in hospitality or simply want
a fun and rewarding part-time role, this is a great opportunity to join a
dynamic team.
📲 For more information or to apply, interested candidates can contact:
– Mr. Kenneth at 016-680
3762
– Mr. Nadason at 012-861
8077
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