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So, you’ve just tossed your graduation cap or decided to pivot into a new career path—congratulations! But as you step into the Philippine job market, it’s crucial to arm yourself with knowledge about your rights and the realities of employment. Let’s break down what you need to know. Understanding the Minimum Wage As of July

Congratulations! After acing those nerve-wracking interviews and that tough skill set exam, you’ve officially entered the world of employment! The next step after receiving a job offer is to complete all the necessary documents to seal the deal of your employment. As a fresh grad and soon-to-be part of the workforce, you need to prepare

Creating your resume is like a masterpiece that you elaborately design reflecting your experiences and inspirations you gained from your career journey. According to Investopedia, a resume is a formal document a job applicant creates to itemize their qualifications for a position. The applicant constructs the resume based on the job description of a company.

What’s your salary expectation? Finally, the interview question we want to hear. It’s the one we have been waiting for. Truth be told—when checking out job posts, the salary range is usually the first thing we look for. With prices going up everywhere, it only makes sense to make sure our pay can keep up.

Whether you are a first-time jobseeker or not, one of the employment requirements that you need to submit is the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance. It is somewhat of a hassle because aside from having a 12-month expiration, it is also a bit expensive for renewal (around 160 to 330) and you have to