The Job's not Right for You

Nothing is perfect, so you try to make the best of every work day, grateful that you are employed. You're not content though and clearly not looking forward to the commute to the office but eyes always at the clock until it strikes 5.

You don't need to be psychic to see that you're not right for the job, the job's not right for you. There are warnings to watch out for.

Think Your Way Out of the Pile

No one wants to feel "invisible" in life, yet we often let others see us as little more than a statistic, especially when working in a large company or sector, like BPO Philippines. 

Referred easily as 'applicants', 'employees', or 'human resources', our individual personalities are being buried into 'a pile' of numbers, labels and data.

Most people go into the pile, doing what’s asked of them but not much more.

BPO Philippines evolves into KPO this 2012

Cebu's professionals such as architects, IT programmers, lawyers and medical practitioners need not go abroad to get jobs with high salaries.

These professionals can stay in the Philippines and take advantage of the career prospects offered by the booming knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) industry--the next level for BPO Philippines.

Nearhire Training to be offered in Cebu this 2012

Because of promising developments in BPO Philippines, extensive employment is anticipated through a 35 percent increase in the working population in metro Cebu's BPO industry, strengthening the city's bid to be the BPO capital in the Philippines.

A Christmas Wish, Get Hired by New Year

A lot of people would like to end this old year and look forward to the New Year with a hopeful outlook. And what better outlook is there than getting fully employed in a promising career, maybe in BPO Philippines?

Many would think that Christmas and New Year's would not be the best time to go looking for a job, sending out applications and resumes. With so much going on during this the busy holiday season, those in charge of hiring people would be busy doing other things right?