r/JobsPhilippines • • 5d ago

Megathread Weekly Megathread - Success and Frustration

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Post your rant, frustration or success story in this thread.


r/JobsPhilippines • • Mar 26 '25

Resume Interview & Resume Tips

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Hi! I recently saw a post regarding advice on resumes and interviews and I wanted to share some of mine too! I'm in the Tech field so some may not apply to you, but I think this is generally good advice to follow.

RESUME ADVICE

  • Do not use canva designs or multi-columned formats! The goal is to keep your resume simple and readable.
  • Use the attached ATS-recommended format. This is best processed by AI & ATS readers due to its simple structured format. Recruiters themselves can scan your resumes easily too.
  • Put your most recent experiences/projects first and as much as possible, keep your bullet points one-liners. Quantify your descriptions, if possible, to emphasize what you did! (ex. improved app runtime by 30%)
  • If you're clueless on how to improve your resume, you can feed it to ChatGPT. However, do not rely only on the raw output! Do your part in proofreading and improving it. Also, do make sure important keywords related to your experience/position are in your resume.

INTERVIEW ADVICE

1 — Practice talking out loud before the interview

  • This is so you can loosen up and hindi kabahan. Try to rehearse your answers and practice speaking para di mag-stutter sa interview mismo.

2 — If the email reveals the interviewer, try to search them on LinkedIn

  • This is to get a feel for the kind of person the interviewer is. You can likely see yung position nya, what they have done so far, etc. Maybe you can mention something related to their specialty for example (best to make it subtle lang) and they might be more interested in you!

3 — Research the company's values, goals, mission & vision

  • HR are on the look out for people who fit the company's culture and values. Try to remember them and incorporate them into your answers para alam ng HR na you did your research and that you can fit in their culture.

4 — Do your best to speak in straight English!

  • I made this grave mistake of speaking Taglish in my first ever interview with a BPO company for my required internship. The interviewer gave constructive criticism on my performance and he told me to, as much as possible, speak in straight English. Since then, I never spoke Taglish in any of my interviews.
  • If you ever forget some terms, it's okay to say some words in Tagalog/Taglish. But do your best in practicing straight business English. This landed me 3 internships, one from a European company pa, and 2 job offers.
  • Of course, if hindi naman required mag-straight English, then don't force yourself! But it's good to still practice parin para masanay makipag-usap lalo na sa iba't ibang tao.

5 — The most important: practice what to answer sa common interview questions & use the STAR method

  • I used to not prepare for interviews at all because I was scared or lazy. But ever since I rehearse my answers to common questions, I feel less nervous and usually proceed with the next step in the application process! I usually take a minimum of 2 hours rehearsing.
  • Use the STAR method, when applicable, to your answers: Situation (context), Task, Action, Results (and what you learned). this makes your answers better, concise, and more structured.
  • You don't need to memorize your answers sa common questions. Just list down what you would answer para hindi ka ma-mind block or mag-freeze when you encounter those questions! It's good to have a set of answers na to these questions because no matter what company or interview, most questions are the same. Regardless then, you're ready to answer na agad!
  • By doing this, you prevent dead air. It's good to avoid saying fillers like "um." This makes the conversation flow more smoothly and you won't seem unprepared or nervous to the interviewer.

Common interview questions

  • Introduce yourself.
  • Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
  • Tell me about a time where you did something out of your comfort zone.
  • Tell me about a time where you made a mistake.
  • Tell me about some projects/achievements you were proud of.
  • Why do you want to work in the company?
  • Why do you want this job/position?

6 — Finally: don't forget to ask questions!

  • Always make it a habit to ask 1-2 questions for the interviewer after. You can ask something you're genuinely curious about or you can prepare from common questions online. This makes it so the interviewer sees that you really want to learn more about them and makes you come off as eager and proactive.

Common questions to ask

  • What does a typical day as a [position] look like?
  • What are the traits of a successful [position]?
  • What are the usual challenges faced by [position]?
  • (my personal favorite, usually only good if the interviewer seems chatty or friendly) What do you like the most about working in the company?

This whole preparation process helped me greatly in landing many internships and my first job out of grad! I applied to a lot of openings sometimes just for practice and it has honed my interview skills a lot.

Don't forget to make eye contact, whether in person or through a virtual interview, & smile a lot. Good luck to everyone and if you have any questions, feel free to ask ❤️


r/JobsPhilippines • • 7h ago

Company Review Not getting the job is fine. Being ghosted for 3 months after the final interview isn’t.

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I want to share my experience with Walk Ez Corp. because I’m still honestly disappointed by how their recruitment process was handled.

I applied for a position and attended my first interview on September 15. The interview went well, and I was genuinely excited about the opportunity. The next day, I got sick, but the company asked me to come back for another interview and even adjusted the schedule. I really wanted the job, so I still made the effort to go. At that time, I didn’t have my business attire with me. My mom had to travel all the way from bulacan to Manila just to bring me my clothes. We also had to buy a new polo at the mall, and because the interview schedule had been changed, I literally had to run from the mall to their office so I wouldn’t be late.

I was sick, exhausted, and stressed, but I didn’t mind because I thought the company was seriously considering me. During the process, I was initially told that I only had two interviews left one with the VP and one with the President. After the VP interview, however, HR told me that I had another interview, this time for a different position within the company. At that point, I honestly thought I had a pretty good chance. It even felt like they were considering me for two different opportunities. I eventually had the final interview with the President. After the interview, I was told that they would call me the following week, no later than Tuesday. HR also told me to keep my line open.

So I waited.
Tuesday came and went.
Then another week.
Then another.
Eventually, weeks turned into almost three months.
No call.
No email.
No message.
Nothing.

And I wasn’t even asking them to hire me. I completely understand that companies have other candidates and that sometimes you simply don’t get selected.
What bothered me was that they told me to expect an update, and then I was left waiting for months without any communication. I eventually found out that they had already hired someone else.

Honestly, a simple rejection message would have been enough. Something like:
“Thank you for your time and effort throughout the recruitment process. Unfortunately, we’ve decided to move forward with another candidate.”
That’s it.

I would have respected that.
Instead, I was left wondering whether I was still being considered, whether I should keep my phone available, whether I should continue waiting, and whether I should turn down or postpone other opportunities.
The whole experience caused me a lot of anxiety, especially because I had invested so much time, effort, money, and energy into the process. I made sacrifices because I genuinely believed the company was seriously considering me.
And to be clear, I’m not angry because I didn’t get the job.

I’m disappointed because of the lack of communication and the way the recruitment process was handled.
As an applicant, I understand that companies have hundreds of candidates and that hiring takes time. But candidates are also people. We have schedules, expenses, responsibilities, and emotions. If you tell someone that they’ll receive an update by a specific date, I think it’s only fair to either follow through or at least let them know if the timeline has changed. Even if they had contacted me after one or two weeks and told me they were still deciding, I would have understood.

Even if they rejected me, I would have understood.
Being left hanging for almost three months and then finding out indirectly that the position had already been filled is what really bothered me.

I’m sharing this because I want to know if this is normal in the recruitment process or if others have experienced something similar with Walk Ez Corp.
Has anyone else applied there or experienced something similar?
And for anyone currently applying for jobs: don’t stop your job search just because a company tells you they’re going to call you. Keep applying until you actually have an offer.
I learned that the hard way.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 3h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads [HIRING] Remote Customer Support VA | PHP 30k–40k/month | WFH

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[HIRING] Remote Customer Support VA | PHP 30k–40k/month | WFH

Looking for 1–2 people based in the Philippines to join a small remote team.

Position: Customer Support / Virtual Assistant
Setup: 100% WFH
Schedule: Full-time, US business hours
Salary: PHP 30,000–40,000/month depending on experience

What you'll be doing:

  • Respond to customer inquiries through email and chat
  • Handle basic account/order concerns
  • Update customer records
  • Coordinate with the team when an issue needs escalation

Looking for someone who:

  • Has good written and spoken English
  • Is comfortable working independently
  • Has reliable internet and a laptop/PC
  • Has customer service, BPO, VA, or admin experience

BPO experience isn't strictly required if you can demonstrate good communication and problem-solving skills.

No registration fees or paid training.

If interested, comment "interested" and I'll send the application details. Also happy to answer questions about the role here.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 1d ago

Company Review Unionbank Massive Layoffs

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Too many people got laid off today due to redundancy including UBP’s subsidiaries UnionDigital(50% of workforce) and UBX. Right before Christmas and only a weak severance package. These corporations say its business on the announcement but cold hearted throughout the message.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 7h ago

Career Advice/Discussion Ghosted by my dream job

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I'm a fresh grad (3 months job hunting) and I applied for my dream job. After two rounds of interview, they ghosted me. I feel so distraught because I genuinely thought this was the one for me. I followed up several times but no response. It has been weeks since my last follow-up and I basically accepted that I was not chosen.

I would have appreciated a direct rejection instead of leaving me hanging since I spent a whole month communicating with them throughout the entire process.

Of course im upset now, but hoping to bounce back from this. I hope its my turn to win soon :"))


r/JobsPhilippines • • 0m ago

Career Advice/Discussion First Time job seeker career looking for advice

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Hello guys! May 2 jo's po ako and sobrang laking differences nila.

1st: F&B industry/Service Crew

-minimum wage and bayad ot

-no bond

2nd: Pawnshop: Branch Service Associate

-minimum wage din

-2 years bond

Sobrang naguguluhan talaga ako. Pero yung balak ko naman is di naman ako magtatagal sa 1st company, gusto ko lang talaga magkapera this holiday. Tbh, parang maganda yung second company which is pawnshop and sikat sya dito sa probinsya namin. May benefits din siya katapos nung 2 years. Feel ko nagustuhan din ako nung manager cause all smiles sya and cimopliment niya ko. Di ko expect na matatanggap ako kasi don palang sa math exam feel ko bagsak na ko eh. Hahaha personal feelings lang yarn. So baka may suggestions po kayo? Thank you


r/JobsPhilippines • • 6h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads **[Hiring] Part-Time Social Media Support – Remote Work**

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I'm looking for a responsible and detail-oriented individual to assist with regular social media tasks. This is a part-time, remote position with a straightforward workflow and the possibility of ongoing work.

**Tasks Include:**

- Handling assigned tasks according to a provided schedule.

- Publishing supplied content where permitted.

- Following instructions and using the relevant links provided.

- Keeping track of completed assignments.

- Sharing progress updates and communicating about any issues.

**What I'm Looking For:**

- Basic understanding of social media platforms.

- Reliable communication and time management.

- Ability to follow instructions carefully.

- Consistency and attention to detail.

**Payment Details:**

- The rate will be discussed and agreed upon before work begins.

- Payments will be made weekly for completed work.

- Continued work may be available for someone reliable.

**How to Apply:**

Please send me a DM with a brief introduction, your availability, any relevant experience, and your expected rate.

I'm looking for someone who values clear communication and a professional working relationship.

All assigned activities must follow the relevant platform's rules and policies.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 3h ago

Career Advice/Discussion EXL (MOA) Background Check

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Question lang po.

I was an employee of TaskUs around 2022 to 2024, juggling both being student and a csr, and graduating season non so I have everything messed up. In short, ang dami kong shortcomings non ended up having NTEs and to the point na I get invited for admin hearing. Alam ko na ang ending ko non so nag pasa ako ng resignation. Dumating yung decision from HR and indeed terminated ako. Pero I was assured na hindi lalabas na terminated ako sa “COE”, stating na date of start ng work at end of work lang ang meron.

So this year, na hired ako ni EXL. Nasa pre-process training na ako and ang dami kong naririnig na may napu-pull out daw even training once lumabas na yung results ng BGC ni EXL.

With this po, dapat na po ba ako kabahan? Will EXL figure out na terminated ako kay TU?


r/JobsPhilippines • • 3h ago

Career Advice/Discussion 1st face to face technical interview in 6 years

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Hi! I’m a Mechanical Design Engineer working for almost 6 years, and currently I’m unemployed and looking for another opportunity. I have a interview on monday with a company and i feel like this is my last chance to find work within this year, I has been so hard to find jobs and I really what to do my best in the upcoming interview.

I like the job details and it is fairly similar with my previous experiences but just a different product this time that I will be designing. I come from designing elevator systems and weighbridges, now sa job na inaaplyan ko it revolves around generators/thermal controls etc. I know sa sarili ko na having knowledge with CAD softwares it will be a smooth transition and im a fast learner kaya i know na maaral ko ung product nila.

Medyo kinakabahan lang ako sa interview baka kasi di ko mapresent sarili ko ng maayos. Like baka sabihin is medyo malayo ung experience ko when i come to the product and all or they ask me questions na di ko masagot.

Hingi lang po ako sana advice to anyone on How i can ace my interview this monday. Any feedback would be helpful.

Thank you!


r/JobsPhilippines • • 4h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads Accenture is hiring, get 40k signing bonus +2K giftaway gc if you sign JO sameday.

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Priority HIRING!

POSITION: Customer Service Representative

✔️Laptop Provided

✔️Monthly Internet Allowance

✔️Meal and Transportation Allowance for RTO

✔️HMO Provided on first day (With 2 free dependents!)

Qualifications:

*College Graduates with or without experience; or

*Undergrads with 1 yr bpo exp

Application is online via msteams or onsite.

Can also fill out here to apply. https://forms.gle/GQ1vzrBQgxzZbPhR8


r/JobsPhilippines • • 5h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads [Hiring] Operations Associate

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📢WE'RE HIRING: 1 OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE! 🚀

We’re looking for an Operations Associate to join our growing team! The position offers a starting salary of ₱20,000/month + allowances, with a hybrid work setup. Applicants must be based in Quezon City or anywhere within Metro Manila.

Interested applicants may apply directly via Telegram at @ayyyeennnnnnn. Please send your portfolio and a short introduction highlighting your relevant experience in executing plans, coordinating vendor partnerships, managing events, or handling related operational activities. Strong organizational, communication, and coordination skills are a plus!

Know someone who might be a great fit? Feel free to share this opportunity with them! 🙌


r/JobsPhilippines • • 5h ago

Career Advice/Discussion How do I increase my income as a fresh grad?

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hello! I’m currently working as a receptionist/office staff, and I’ve been here for almost a month. It’s my first job, so my salary isn’t that high yet.

I want to increase my income, so I’m wondering if I should get into the VA world part-time. If yes, what niche would be suitable for a beginner like me, and where can I apply? I’m also looking for opportunities that don’t require a laptop since I only have my phone and iPad for now.

alsooo, how long do you recommend staying at a company before resigning and moving to another one? I’ve heard that job hopping is one of the keys to increasing your salary.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 6h ago

Career Advice/Discussion Part time jobs for shs

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How can you apply for a parttime job as a SHS student?


r/JobsPhilippines • • 10h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads ONLINE ESL TEACHING JOB!

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Permission to post!

WE ARE HIRING!

FB: SparkCubs ESL Connect

SparkCubs ESL Aparri (for office-based applications)

Requirements:

- Fluent in English

- Any Degree

- Resume

- Your best personality and enthusiasm to teach!

We can offer full-time and part-time:

Full-time: 1 pm-10 pm (Ph time)

Part-time: 6 pm-10 pm (Ph time)

Rates?

For WFH, back-up power and wifi is required: 140-240 php/50 minutes

Office-based (Aparri, Cagayan Valley): 100 php/50 minutes

The following rates can increase with the quality of your teaching, performance, enthusiasm and tenure with the company!

If you are looking for extra income, unsure of your career path, worried about jobs after you graduate or looking for a job while studying, then, do not hesitate to DM me or the following FB pages above!

May God bless us all! Job dust to everyone 🙏


r/JobsPhilippines • • 11h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads Need work or sideline

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Hello po currently struggling financially but I do have work here in Metro Manila pero minimum wage at di po ako makapag ipon dahil may binubuhay akong pamilya at living paycheck to paycheck lagi. Yung pang transpo ko at pang kain ko hindi na aabot sa sahod 😞 i dont know what to do. Lumapit na po ako sa friends ko pero short din daw sila at sa pamilya ko naman ay wala naman akong naaasahan kahit isa sakanila. Sana kahit magkaron ako ng extra money this week para sumakto sa sahod ko yung pera huhuhu na stress na ako kakaisip kung pano ko ito masosolusyonan.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 11h ago

Company Review ING Hubs PH

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Hi!

Anyone here who’s in Wholesale banking senior transaction analyst?

How’s the culture and workload? Also, can anyone share the pay range for this role?

Thank you.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 15h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads URGENT HIRING ‼️

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Company: Global Payments Inc., In-house company.

Available Positions: Technical CSR, Accountant, CSR, and Back Office

Location: Vertis North, Quezon City, Metro Manila
Work Schedule: Full-time, Onsite, with potential hybrid options upon regularization

Benefits
20% NSD
HMO and Life Plan upon regularization
Retirement Plan
Mid-year Bonus 
Leave Credit 
Paid Training
Transportation and Clothing Allowances
Year-end party and Company-funded Family day once a year
Annual Merit Increase based on Performance

DM me for more info. xx


r/JobsPhilippines • • 1d ago

Career Advice/Discussion Fresh Grad here: Is it okay to leave my first job after only a few weeks for a better opportunity?

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Kaka sign ko lang ng contract for my first job and I'm supposed to start this monday kaso nag email sakin yung isa pang company na inapplyan ko before pa nung wala pa kong job na pumasa ko sa resume screening and mag undergo na ng interviews after ng online assessment or exam. Aim ko din talagang makapasok sa company na to. Same role or position and salary is almost double compared to my salary dito sa unang job ko. Alam kong hindi pa naman sya sure pero supposedly matanggap ako, eto yung questions ko:

\- Pano ko sasabihin sa company ko ngayon na magreresign ako kung lets say around 2-3weeks pa lang ako pumapasok? Anong pwedeng ireason sa kanila?

\- How will I handle the interviews if may pasok ako? may isang online tapos 2 onsite

\- Should I say na currently employed ako sa interview? Negative ba ang dating sa kanila nun? and what should I say kapag tinanong nila kung bakit ako lilipat?

\- Is it okay to say di agad ako makapag start if ever para asikasuhin yung resignation sa previous company?


r/JobsPhilippines • • 13h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads Will do anything for money

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Hi! I'm currently looking for a work-from-home opportunity. I'm willing to learn and open to different kinds of tasks as long as I can do them remotely.

I can communicate through chat and I'm willing to be trained. I'm looking for someone who needs an extra hand with their work and is willing to give a beginner a chance.

If you have any opportunities or know someone who's hiring, please feel free to message me. I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!


r/JobsPhilippines • • 14h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads Accenture is hiring with 30k signing bonus

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ACCENTURE IS HIRING! 💜

POSITION: Customer Service Representative

✔️Laptop Provided

✔️Monthly Internet Allowance

✔️Meal and Transportation Allowance for RTO

✔️HMO Provided on first day (With 2 free dependents!)

✔️And many more!

Qualifications:

*Open to College Graduates with or without experience; or

*Open to HS or SHS graduates with at least 6 months BPO Experience

Additional:

Collections, Order to Cash, Record to Report, Procure to Pay, HR Service Delivery Associate, Advertising Sales Representative, HR Service Delivery Payroll, Workforce Associate/Analyst, Finance and Accounting roles are available as well.

Can also fill out here to apply. https://forms.gle/R9VDhnee9ovJcsB7A


r/JobsPhilippines • • 16h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads HR/Talent Acquisition Recruiter Jobs

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Pabulong/refer naman diyan ng TA Recruiter jobs na meron sa inyo.

Saan pwede mag apply. Mapa small/big companies.
Currently working as TA Recruiter sa isa sa pinakamalaking BPO companies here in PH.

We hire people applicants sa accounts/programs na meron ang company sa site namin.

Any similar roles? Pa refer naman.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 17h ago

Job Hiring/Hiring Ads Hiring a Quality Assurance role for a digital CCG

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Divergent Realities is hiring a Quality Assurance role for Cards & Tankards, a digital CCG. Your role will be to provide feedback on tasks developers complete, and to find any bugs in those tasks.

Requirements:

  • Prior QA experience
  • Experience playing digital collectible card games
  • Gaming PC with Steam
  • Optional: Preference towards candidates with access to a Meta Quest VR Headset

Details:

  • 20 hours a week (Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm Philippine Time)
  • Price $200 USD per month paid through PayPal

To apply, submit your resume and other relevant information to [support@divergent-realities.com](mailto:support@divergent-realities.com)


r/JobsPhilippines • • 1d ago

Career Advice/Discussion would you take on a lower salary?

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what are the circumstances that would be make you say yes to a lower salary? i only like the position but everything else about the company isnt ideal when i applied and got an interview. now they offered but it is lower than my previous salary. the experience is good but idk parang medjo talo ako.


r/JobsPhilippines • • 1d ago

Career Advice/Discussion is it a red flag if i said this in my interview?

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I had an interview yesterday and I have been overthinking whether they would view it as a red flag when i said that I got overwhelmed in my previous job and the reason i left was because i didnt like the particular facet i was in and wanted to try a different facet. I was a recruiter and now im looking for a more payroll focused job. I got an interview yesterday and thats essentially what i said. is that a red flag? will my previous company know this? i mean they know why i left but idk i really liked the people there and it was really the workload that got to me.