Tips For The Newly Graduates

[papacologne123]

Nice

[Bigreddot]

Be open to accepting responsibilities and assignments outside your job description. Look at it as an opportunity to learn that you would eventually benifit from when promotion time comes or when you move to another job. 

[fanboii3000]

Make sure yung a'applyan na job is entry level meaning it requires zero experience talaga and don't rush getting a credit card.

[dojabilat]

Take your time. Dont rush things.

[lowkeys01]

Everything is not according to your plan

[Mehdi!]

Be humble and always be a sponge.

[NeloleN]

There is this application method that I used which is the 'shotgun build'. It means na apply lang ng apply sa kahit anong company within the industry or area of practice na alam mo. Kasi most likely than not, it would increase your odds of getting hired. Statistically, for a normal person like you and me, out of 100 application na binigay mo, around 50 doon babasahin ng recruiters, about 25 of those will be send to the next stage for screening and less than half of those would be successfully screened for interview. Let's say, 10. And even then, those 10 interviews, most likely, the chance of you getting to the next stage would be even lower, because of factors like better competitors or you fked up the interview. So let's say, 2. And in those 2, maybe none would give you a contract to sign... So ayun, apply lang ng apply.

[21google]

try to learn everything you can pero that doesn't mean na ikaw ang magcocover sa trabaho ng iba

[Juicylicious17]

Dont rush things.