Tips For The Newly Graduates

[showboat]

I'll share what one of our senior exec shared with me (I could have sworn he read it somewhere but I can't recall so benefit of the doubt to him. Besides the way he delivered it was so appropriate for the situation at that time). Here's what he said (he's 62 na BTW - you'll know why I had to share this as you read on):

 

"When I was growing up I thought I should go out and change the world, as I went and learned about the world in my younger years I realized that I should just change my country, but it was also difficult so I figured I'd make a change in my town. As I grew older I realized I cannot change my town so I decided I will change my family, late into my years I learned that I cannot change others nor my family so I decided to change myself.

 

Now I am an old man and I learned that since I changed myself I was able to change my family, in turn we made a stronger impression in our town. This made our town so significant that our country started to notice and we were able to influence the country and who knows maybe later on...the world"

 

Young grads, before you go out to the world and blame everything for your success and failures, know that your future stats from what you change from within. There are bigger things in the world than us so we must learn to find our place in the world to understand how we can contribute. Not all of us will become CEOs, political leaders, technocrats or business moguls but this does not deny us the right to make a significant impact to society.

 

I am not a fan of telling people what to do but I am always happy to show people the opportunities that they can grab. The rest is up to you, be happy with what you chose and be honest with yourself with how you measure success.

 

Yun lang po..bow.

[startsaulo]

Eto...share ko

 

narinig ko, naghahanap daw ng acctg. grad ung casino sa tagaytay,pref. ata ay babae, sbi kahit ala pang experience pwede na daw. Wag nyo ko tanungin ng no. dahil d ko lam, tingan nyu na lan s tel. directory. tapos hanap nyo head ng acctg. dun. yun lang....hehehe dami talage nakukuha tsismis sa jep.

[johnloyd]

For newly grads?

 

Very common, kung ano yung tinapos, iba ang trabaho eh.

 

Nonetheless, you need diskarte and attitude.

[Guns of the Patriots]

Try finding work immediately and better invest in insurance while you're still young.

[yaslyn]

set a goal, and be sure to make some objectives under it..

 

If you really want to succeed sa natapos mong kurso then try to stay on track.. ( marami kasing umiiba ng direksyon) mahirap kumuha ng trabaho but make sure na related pa rin siya sa course mo para atleast kahit papaano may maipapakita kang experience if ever an opportunity arises.

 

 

Make sure your CV is concise. During the interview, show some backbone, have confidence and answer straight to the point. These people don't have time to listen to your life story. they want someone who can DO the Job.

 

Good luck graduates

[zener]

ipon muna ng experience

[simplyeric]

learn microsoft excel, it is the barrier between working hard and working smart. ito rin ang mag dedetermine kung ikaw ay magOT, maguuwi ng trabaho, or uuwi na walang takehome at gumimik!(vlookup,concatenate,left,right,mid,countif,countifs,sumif,sumifs,if,and,or,pivot table)

 

bear in mind that your first job will suck 80% of the time. the pay will be low,and the work hours and location is so inconvenient. pero take note na you are a fresh grad. wala ka pang skills sa real world kaya pwede wag magreklamo!kahit na cum laude ka ng kung anong school,what you learned in school amounts to sh!t if you have an arrogant behavior

 

a lawyer friend of mine once asked me that she is looking for a firm that will pay her 30k-50k salary kasi she graduated from a well known school. i told her na even i wont pay her that much kasi fresh grad palang siya. hindi pa siya worth bayaran ng ganun kasi anong alam niya sa trabaho?iba ang lakaran sa labas. diskarte ang binabayaran, hindi lang basta theoretical knowledge. and she is not even a top student!hahaha

 

stay with the company for at least three years. learn everything you need to learn from that place. kung taga photocopy ka lang ng papel, tanungin mo kung para saan at kanino ibibigay. pag taga reformat ka lang ng pc, magtanong about networks.

 

be humble dahil again, your high grades amount to sh!t outside.it only gets you through the door. but it wont keep you in there. learn the ropes bago magpasikat.

[startsaulo]

Mag negosyo kayo... maliit muna tapos dahan dahan mag diversified kayo. Pag namasukan kayo, sayang lang yung panahon na gugugulin ninyo.

[onemanga31]

dapat confident kayo sa interiew

[chrispt21]

Pursue your passion.

[perfectstranger]

huwag mapili masyado sa trabaho at lalo na sa suweldo. pag masipag ka naman at may ambisyon sigurado naman aasenso ka in due time. pero syempre huwag ka magpaabuso sa mga mapagsamantala so just know your market value before accepting a job offer.

[chrispt21]

The people you work with are more important than the company.

[airport-noo]

Don't be half-as$ed with your job applications; treat it like a full-time job. There are 8 hours in a working day so it shouldn't take you 3-6 months to get an interview. If you start today you should be able get an interview in a few days. If you take it seriously you can land several interviews by next week. After you have taken a few exams it will be easier to score higher when it counts. When you get at least one job offer you will be more confident in your next interview. Your existing job offers may increase your value in your next interview because they usually ask about existing job offers if they're interested in hiring you.

[Avengers1]

apply as many as you can and dont give up

[KurtRN]

be confident. pero not to the point na arrogant ka na. proper dress code din and make sure na presentable ka pag dating sa interview.

 

like i always do. lagi ko tinetreat na, yun na yung last job na available sakin.

Edited September 22, 2012 by absolutkurtee