Category: Job Interview
May epekto ba ang kulay ng iyong suot sa paghahanap ng trabaho?
Sa paghahanap ng trabaho may mga maliliit na bagay na maaaring di mo napapansin ngunit mayroon...
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Learn to Trust yourself to get a Job
Sometimes, when our job search becomes hard, we tend to think that we can never get a job. We...
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4 Best Ways to Practice for your Job Interview
Not everyone gets to get a job on their first try. If you have all the necessary skills and enough...
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Mga bagay na dapat dalhin kapag mag-a-apply ng Trabaho
Siguradong malapit na naman sumabak sa interview ang marami sa atin pagpasok ng bagong taon....
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Do’s and Dont’s when using your Photo to apply for Jobs
Photos have already become part of our lives. We can now easily take photos just by taking our...
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3 Small Things that Jobseekers forget to do during Interviews
There are usually three (3) small things that Jobseekers forget to do during their job interviews...
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How to develop a Good Composure for your Job Interviews
Sometimes, despite all your efforts to prepare for the job interviews you may still have a hard...
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How to Improve your Job Interview Skills
Your job interview skills should be honed and practiced just like any of your existing skill sets....
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Best Way to Respond to Recruiters’ Common Questions
Make sure to answer these top common interview questions in advance to broaden your chances of getting a job on your next interview.
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How to brand yourself to get a job
Have you ever wondered why certain people stand out from a group of applicants in a room? There’s no real magic behind it. It’s all because they have what we call ‘Personal Branding’.
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How to increase your chances of getting hired through the use of unique stories
Stories have a strong appeal, it’s very attractive, it grabs the attention of the interviewer in an irresistible way so use it wisely to increase your chances of getting hired.
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How your Resume can get the attention of HR Recruiters
HR specialists usually look at a candidate’s resume for at least 7 to 10 seconds, it may be a bit longer for some recruiters but it is safe to say that this is the average time your resume gets that much-needed attention.
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