Venues of Labor Day job fair
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The Department of Labor and Employment released the different venues of Labor Day Jobs and Livelihood Fairs which will happen simultaneously across the country on May 1.
New graduates, returning OFWs and others who are also seeking employment, please check the list below for the job fair venue near your place.
CAR – SM Baguio; Baguio Convention Center
Region 1 – SM Rosales, Pangasinan
Region2 – Francisco L. Dy Coliseum, Cauayan Isabela
Region 3 – SM San Fernando; SM Baliwag
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How do you keep happy employees?
Filed under: All in a day's work, Articles, Career, Entrepreneurship, management
Would you believe that an effective way to keep your people happy is by firing away the unhappy ones?
Sounds like a joke? Jay Goltz really hoped it was.
Goltz, who owns five small businesses in Chicago, shared his secret in keeping happy employees in the company in the report from Yahoo! Finance.
Admitting that he doesn’t have a Ph. D., an M.B.A. or any economics degree, Goltz said that he had learned through times that you cannot make everyone happy.
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What not to do during job interviews
Filed under: All in a day's work, Articles, Career, employment, roysville, self-help
Here are some interesting job interview no-nos which I have found CNN news and would just like to share them to you.
You may find some of them to be completely absurd, but as the article says, they were actually from actually experiences of the job interviewers.
Here they are, the job interview no-nos:
1. Bad Manners
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Work with the Philippine Eagle Foundation
Filed under: Announcement, Business news, Career, employment, Job Opportunity
Are you looking for a job? Do you care about the wildlife and the environment?
Here’s an employment opportunity for you where you can work with the Philippine Eagle Foundation, an NGO who helps protect the endangered Philippine Eagle.
They are in need of an Education Officer. I just received this in my e-mail from the BROOD Online Forums. For all inquiries, please check the thread below.
Details as follows:
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Tailor-fit your resume
You think you got it right. You have the most impressive resume that will catch the attention of any discriminating HR manager. Immediately, you printed a number of copies and sent them to every multi-national companies you can send to, confident that soon enough your phone will be ringing like crazy.
Days passed, no calls were received. No big deal, you said. A week passed and still no calls… and another week… and another week. You started to get worried.
It’s definitely not the result you were expecting.
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Don’t shoot down ideas
Ideas abound, sometimes even from the most unlikely source in the corporation. That is why some foreign companies are even holding ideas blitz on a regular basis, if not annually. So they can encourage their employees to voice out their two-cent worth of ideas. And surprisingly, from this blitz of ideas out comes a jewel that can help the organization increased their earnings from great innovations, or even help them save from their expenses.
Sadly though, this is not always the case on our local organizations. With Filipinos who are known to be sensitive people, any new idea is often treated as a rejection of their current tried and tested system. Believe me, I have personally experienced this.
Job Fair: Trabaho sa Turismo 2009
Filed under: Announcement, Business news, Career, Government, Job Opportunity, roysville
This is just to announce to all jobseekers that on May 22 to 23, 2009, the Department of Tourism (DOT) will be holding a job fair at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City. The jobs fair dubbed as “Trabaho sa Turismo” will be having at least 270 employers participating in the said event.
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Stop reading and start doing!
Filed under: Career, Entrepreneurship, management, roysville, self-help
When is reading books not good? When it’s all that you do… there’s nothing wrong in reading self-help, self-improvements, management and business books. But they are all useless if the learnings that these books are teaching are not applied.
Next to attending seminars and actual classes, reading books is a great way to gain knowledge in anything, whether it be in business, arts, personal development and so on. Books on business and entrepreneurship, as well as management and leadership, are not lacking in titles. From Robert Kiyosaki, Donald Trump, Zig Ziglar, John Maxwell to our very own Francisco Colayco, Francis Kong, Larry Gamboa and even Bo Sanchez! These guys have written books that would help anybody – from the business novice to the seasoned entrepreneur.
200,000 jobs await Filipinos in Middle East
Filed under: Business news, Career, Contracts, Government, Job Opportunity
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo attended the Middle East Conference this Sunday, a conference that proved to be fruitful as she was assured of 200,000 jobs by Middle East employers for the rest of 2009.
The 200,000 jobs waiting for Filipinos was commited to the President through a manifesto that was given to her during the conference in Dubai. The manifesto which is also containing the output of the forum including job orders for Philippine workers.
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Where to find jobs after graduation
In a few weeks’ time, our college seniors will finally graduate (again, congratulations Sir Mon!)… and then, the inevitable will follow – you need to find a job!
With already a hundred of Filipinos nowadays being jobless, what are the chances of the new graduates landing a job in the first few months of their job hunting?
Aside from the ‘experience’ factor, they actually have as much chance of passing (or failing) as the ‘seasoned’ job hunters.
But where do you really start looking for a job?
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