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Start connecting with recruiters as well so that they can keep you in their radars for appropriate openings. Send a short message when connecting with them, stating your employment objectives. Good luck! Try coursehero.
You can visit local libraries, barangay halls, and city halls. I heard they offer part-time jobs to students. If you know anyone working there, mas better mag pa refer ka. Plus it's a good addition in your resumé in the future.
Try learning graphic design or coding – platforms like YouTube and Skillshare got your back, and it won't cost you an arm and a leg! Online Side Hustles: Explore legit side gigs – survey sites, content creation, or even virtual assistance. You won't be rolling in dough right away, pero it's a start to boost that capital.
Below are my tips to getting started. Starting out: As a teen po alam ko pong mahirap maghanap ng opportunities since starting palang po tayo, but in my experience the first thing to do is to build experience and portfolio. Experience: I assume you are a senior high or a 1st year college student.
I'm looking to hire an executive assistant for example. Do Filipinos use indeed.com, craigslist, etc... frequently? What's the best job recruitment websites for Filipino hires? Thank you
You can look on onlinejobs.ph, most of them mga foreign clients and dollar rate pa $. And I highly suggest na mag ask ka din sa r/buhaydigital
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