Tips For The Newly Graduates

[Jazz Dela Cruz]

Plan your career. Don’t just accept any job offers, it should complement your plans.

[tyes]

For IT. Suggest ko mag hop kayo every year. Hirap mag pa promote pag stay ka lang kahit mahanda company. Hop ng hop para increase then settle sa magandang company

[plaguerantfoul]

Mag work sa sales kahit 6 months to 1 year lang para may idea ka how to interact with people. Read books about psychology/human behaviour. Always keep in mind na your first/current job will be a training ground for your next job.

[CaptainRedo]

Whatever you learn in school 80% might not apply to whatever you are applying for. Got to be street smart

[MrDark]

On 1/31/2025 at 11:24 AM, mururi said:

Dont stay at the same company for too long, move around.

This. 

[MrDark]

On 8/10/2024 at 12:13 AM, Isaiah Sen said:

I'll divide my two cents into different parts.

PART 1

Job hunting - We're in the Information Age where every knowledge or information is easily accessible and disseminated thru the internet. You need to utilize effectively and efficiently its convenience.

a. You may search for various templates of resume which you think would best reflect and present your info that is more enticing to your prospect companies.

b. When job hunting, post your resume in various job sites.

c. When selecting companies who've taken interest in your application, search for reviews of the workplace condition and benefits. Ask the questions: What is their workdays, Mon to Fri? Mon to Sat? What is their working hours, is it flexible, is it fixed hours? Is there a work from home arrangement? What are your expected salaries and benefits? Where is their workplace, is it near your residence? If it is far, are you willing to rent a place near it? What is the attitude of the bosses and employees? And others.

To sum it up, utilize properly the vast resources and knowledge available just by our fingertips. Do your research well before doing or entering into something.

Noted ✨

[kangkongking3]

Don't expect to be employed in the same field you studied for. This is fairly common and might even be better for you down the line.

[KurosakiIchiGOAT789]

Upskill on soft skills. 

[mrmali]

Go and learn sales, finance and PR. You'll be unstoppable in this consumer centric era that we live in. 

[nimblecookie]

Upskill!

[Target YOLO]

invest in skills

[ChillaxLang]

Make Exercise a habit

[018375503071]

build good habits 

[DinaFritz]

Take your job seriously. Absorb all learnings that you can. Tapos mag job hopping ka every 2 years. This will help you increase your salary potential over the years

[commie]

It's difficult, but at all points in your career, make efforts to keep yourself healthy. Exercise, sleep well, proper diet etc.

Madaling maubos ang naipon pag nagkasakit nang malubha.