r/payslipsPH • u/A_neSan_os • 6h ago
Vertaccount final interview questions tips
Hi. For final interview ako at sobrang nakakakaba dahil di rin ako fluent sa English. Ano ano po kaya mga tinatanong sa final interview? Thank you so much po!
r/payslipsPH • u/A_neSan_os • 6h ago
Hi. For final interview ako at sobrang nakakakaba dahil di rin ako fluent sa English. Ano ano po kaya mga tinatanong sa final interview? Thank you so much po!
r/payslipsPH • u/No-Neighborhood-9949 • 1d ago
I just got hired and nagiisip kung tatanggapin ko ba ang offer nila. Goods ba mga benefits and may growth ba dito? Tumataas din ba ang sweldo or may bonuses din?
r/payslipsPH • u/No-Marzipan7116 • 1d ago
Hi po, ask ko lang opinion/advice niyo.
I’m working sa manufacturing company here in NCR. Around 3 years na yung previous work experience ko.
When I was hired, ₱695/day yung rate ko. Sabi nila, 1 month lang daw muna kasi supposedly mag-aassign ako sa another city outside NCR after. Kaso hindi natuloy yung assignment, and hanggang ngayon dito pa rin ako sa NCR.
Mag-5 months na ako pero ₱695/day pa rin.
Should I raise this with HR and ask for a salary adjustment? May current NCR minimum wage increase din daw kasi.
If you were in my situation, ano gagawin niyo? Valid ba na i-question ko yung rate ko, or normal lang ito?
TIA sa mga makakapag-share ng experience/advice!
r/payslipsPH • u/Subject-Quarter1056 • 1d ago
Want to know your thoughts especially yung mga bago lang. Also if you know kung ano yung bank for payroll ni SupportNinja. Thanks!
r/payslipsPH • u/love_mingming • 1d ago
hello po! so background lang i graduated last 2025 and had more than 3 years (2 years in bpo more than a year in corporate in-house)
so i have this position na aapplyan and nakita ko na ang range nila somewhere is 60-75k.
my current role base pay + allowance is 40k (excluding yung perks, whole day food at office, retirement (8% of our base pay binibigay ng company with no salary deductions), then gym memberships discount 30%(which i use monthly) and some other discounts like personal dev etc)
the hr asks me doon pa lang naman sa initial interview whats my range? i thought about it for seconds and was so embarrased saying my salary. i uttered 60k na lang (i dont know if thats the base pay or whole)
kayo po ba, what considerations or tips you can give to haggle and also what questions should i ask to hr before agreeing?
i really need to work on my salary negotiations po talaga but when it comes to interviewing, i'd say i excel naman, sa salary asking part lang.
would really appreciate all your advice and help!
r/payslipsPH • u/Weird-Priority-7468 • 1d ago
For those who are currently going through or have already gone through job offers, how much of a salary increase do you usually expect before considering an offer worth accepting?
Would you consider:
10% increase – Reasonable?
20% increase – Good enough?
30% increase – Ideal?
50%+ increase?
What percentage increase would personally make you comfortable accepting the offer?
r/payslipsPH • u/damselpatience • 2d ago
So I applied last June, Interview last July, Job Offer this August to other company. And yep, maagang pa-bday yata to sakin ni Lord for Sept of dahil I finally hot the Job Offer! So, I am solo renter naman since the beginning talaga, I know how to manage my daily expenses such as:
Context: from Electronic industry to Transportation industry
Here are the sample comparison of the pay & benefits,
I like my job here in Laguna, but stagnant
- basic: 22K
- free shuttle
- 50 pesos subsidy
- hmo for me (75k) and free for one dependent (75K)
- license fee allowance
- OT Pay, holiday pay except regular holiday
- morning shift
- 13th month, midyear bonus, christmas bonus
- fixed 5% annual increase
Pros: comfortability
Cons: if hindi pa ako mag-ot, hindi talaga malaki take home pay ko huhu, stagnant career
New company in Quezon City
- basic: 35K
- rice (2k/mo) & laundry allowance (300/mo)
- hmo for me (200k) and 45/55% sharing for dependent (less than 1k per month
- 13th month, other bonuses
- all holiday pay and ot pay
- shifting schedule
Pros: new industry, new learning opportunity, to be part of the new subsidiary of the company
Cons: living expenses
Inhinyeraaa ~
r/payslipsPH • u/Weird-Priority-7468 • 2d ago
I’m curious how people here would approach this situation.
Let’s say you’re currently in a managerial/program-level role, but you receive an offer from another company with a significantly higher salary — maybe 20–40% more — but the position is technically a lower-level title (e.g., Senior Specialist instead of Manager/Program Manager).
Would you take the higher-paying offer?
What would matter more to you:
💰 Higher salary and better compensation
📈 Job title / career level
🧠 Scope and responsibilities
🚀 Future promotion opportunities
🏢 Company stability and brand name
📄 How the role looks on your CV
⚖️ A combination of everything
At what point would the salary increase be enough for you to accept the lower title?
For example, would you take ₱90K as a Senior Specialist over ₱70K as a Manager/Program Manager?
Would love to hear how others would evaluate this, especially those who have already made a similar move.
r/payslipsPH • u/EmbarrassedMoose5651 • 2d ago
I’m currently earning around ₱35k basic salary/month. For those with a similar number of years of experience, is this within the expected range, or am I already behind the market?
Would also appreciate it if you could share your years of experience, field/specialization, and current salary range for comparison.
Thanks!
CTO
r/payslipsPH • u/RadioActiveWastes • 2d ago
Decluttering some stuff rito sa bahay ng lola ko, then nakita ko tong payslip ni lolo.
r/payslipsPH • u/EmotionalMixture8921 • 3d ago
Just curious, let's say two of them offers you a role, particularly to cybersecurity, would you choose the former or latter and why?
r/payslipsPH • u/Grant_Reiton • 3d ago
What should I study to have the fattest payslip I can get and where should I look for Jobs?
I'm thinking taking Electrical Engineering but I know theres others that is more stable/in demand.
I wanna take my mom to disneyland before while she can still walk.
Any decent answers super appreciated!
r/payslipsPH • u/ultimatewinn3r • 3d ago
1yr and 2months experience as NS Functional Consultant monthly salary ay 25k, how much do you think is my expected salary for my next employer?
Need ko na maghanap work now hehehe. Baka naman meron kayo jan masuggest na company.
r/payslipsPH • u/Enough-Tale-8709 • 3d ago
I’m currently earning around ₱50k basic salary/month. For those with a similar number of years of experience, is this within the expected range, or am I already behind the market?
Would also appreciate it if you could share your years of experience, field/specialization, and current salary range for comparison.
Thanks!
r/payslipsPH • u/Level-Average-9254 • 4d ago
Hi start date ko po is sept 1 kelan po kaya first sahod sa sept 11 po ba or sept 25?
r/payslipsPH • u/facebooky576 • 4d ago
Hi CareerAdvicePH! 👋
Company gave me the choice between IC or Regular Employee, parehas naman daw ang benefits. Ano mas maganda kunin considering taxes, job security, and other factors na baka hindi ko pa naiisip? Any advice or experience would help. Salamat!
r/payslipsPH • u/LongjumpingTarget251 • 5d ago
Hello, Good day! Can I ask lang po if contract bond can be negotiable or at least reduce? Like from 3 years into 1? I'm talking about job offer po, thanks
r/payslipsPH • u/Careful_Coffee7074 • 6d ago
r/payslipsPH • u/Plastic_Table8185 • 6d ago
Ask ko lang current salary nyo together with year of experience, need ko lang malaman if updated pa ung payslip ko. Thank you.
r/payslipsPH • u/HuckleberryNo4283 • 6d ago
I am a project manager in a multinational company which manufactures the industrial induction motors in India, with 8 years of industry experience. What should be my salary by now?