Tips For The Newly Graduates

[TheRabbitQ]

Get a mentor or two, in or out of work. It’s nice to receive tips or advice every now and then.

[Lokapap]

Never stop learning, practice work-life balance. Focus sa goal, magkaroon ng timeline

[jors1116]

Your first job may not be your dream job but it may just be your first step to success..

[Deviladvocate]

Don't waste money on luxury items. Invest on passive income like time deposit or VUL. It will reward you in the future. 

[ShaiderRukawa]

Consider the company's stability and benefits. Dont accept based on BMS offered. Offer is based on experience - get those experiences and learnings.

[Mang Ricky]

Pede pumasok sa private sector, tas sa gobyerno. Saka ka decide kung san ka mag career.

[oriar]

Relax muna.

[oriar]

Wait for company to call you and negotiate with your salary and benefits.

[oriar]

Ask car for transport.

[BaileyG]

Prioritize experience the first few years. Job hopping’s ok too but stay for a while until you’ve learned as much as you can.

 

Never burn bridges. (Unless you’re leaving a very messed up place)

 

Always remember that everyone is dispensable.

 

Treat everyone with respect and kindness.

Edited September 26, 2023 by BaileyG

[UncleJones]

1. Obtaining experience/knowledge is definitely a priority. Get certified early or mag-aral ka, in my case nahirapan nako mag-aral nung 28 nako til now. Studying does not end after college. So be prepared, lalo na if you’re in a fast-paced tech industry.

2. don’t be an asshole.

3. the respect you give is the respect you’ll earn. (At least from what I’ve experienced)

4. it’s not that bad to create a new circle of people from your work whom you want to hang out with. Bonus points yung lahat kayo driven and have the same goals.

5. if your degree wasn’t your passion, use your degree to aim for your passion, need mo pa din kase magbayad ng bills and buy some things for yourself. In my case IT wasn’t what i wanted but i was able to learn how to love and appreciate it, and now i’m in the process of building an IT business that will help create stable jobs/opportunities. Fingers-crossed.

6. always remember na walang madali. Cause if it was easy edi sana walang taong hindi na-stress at some point.

7. your work is not your life so don’t take things personally, kahit namemersonal, brush it off (not easy pero not worth the time and effort)

[kikomatsingmatos]

wag magrush

[Blueberry999]

Education is never a waste, take advantage of your firms training program’s especially if they pay for it. Professional self development can go very far when you look for the nexT promotion or job hop opportunity.

[MR10]

Walang perfect formula para sa isang successful na career at lifestyle. Have the faith to continue doing what is right and for the common good. Matuto sa mga mapagkumbabang pagkakataon at maging maingat sa mga desisyon. All the best sa mga darating na endeavors!

[JoseMercado]

Learn and experience it first bago magreklamo.