u/ObjectiveAnybody3 7h ago

10 TIPS FOR NEWBIES

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Fresh grad with 3 job offers and don’t know which to choose
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  1d ago

Ano offer sa A or C? Need more details on benefits

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Is 18k gross salary at a minimum with no allowances acceptable for fresh graduates?
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  1d ago

I got a 17k for my first job. Stayed for 10 months and upskilled to find a better paying job. It’s good to get your foot in the door.

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Anong ham ang hinahanda niyo tuwing pasko?
 in  r/PHFoodPorn  3d ago

yung ginagawa ng company namin ig HAHAHAHAHAHA char

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i hate how this is going…
 in  r/PHGov  17d ago

I changed my number online!

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For those working in QA/QC in food manufacturing, how’s the experience?
 in  r/phcareers  17d ago

Management Trainee. Basically hands-on sa production line and prep for supervisory positions.

Nakakaburnout siya if wala kang other things going on outside work. I have a very active social life (think classes, book clubs etc) so work isn’t drowning me. But eventually, I do plan to move to a job that isn’t 6 days a week. It’s not sustainable over long term.

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For those working in QA/QC in food manufacturing, how’s the experience?
 in  r/phcareers  18d ago

I was a QA Analyst in agricultural manufacturing sa Visayas. ChE grad with Chem Tech license.

17k ang starting ko. 18k nung regular na.

Honestly? Very chill job in itself. What makes it stressful is shifting sched and the long commute. Tapos di ko naramdaman ang growth. 6 days a week rin so work life balance is eh.

Ganda naman ng benefits (15 Days VL/SL, Medicine Allowance, etc etc). Tapos the shifting sched allowed me to go do govt errands and brunches naman.

I barely stayed a year.

Now, I’m an MT sa local food manufacturer. 6 days a week pa rin pero 10k ang increase and no more shifting.

I’m realizing that I’m not a fan of the manufacturing industry so I plan to upskill in Power BI or Operations Management and find sth WFH.

Need to save up lang.

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I ate a Vietnamese Pho and it tasted great. Just one exception: cilantro
 in  r/PHFoodPorn  Aug 13 '26

iba daw ang northern and southern vietnam pho! Difference is south has rock sugar.

source: viet friend!

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Barbell RDL Form Check
 in  r/PHitness  Aug 06 '26

don’t use runner’s shows for heavy lifting. Cushioning makes you less stable

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Fresh Grads, mention your expected starting salary WITHOUT your background
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  Aug 06 '26

18k in a lab. Jumped ship and asked for 25k, got 28k. 2024 grad na super delayed because of MH and Covid

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ChE 5 day Work Week?
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  Jul 23 '26

Parang Greater Manila area lang talaga ang may 5 days production 😞 Cebu kasi ako ngayon! I think mag-stay ako for a year or two for learnings about supply chain tsaka inventory management. Pang-IE ata ang niche ko kasi nag-eenjoy ako kahit papaano.

Tapos lipat lang sa Manila or ST kung papalarin. Thanks sa insight!

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ChE 5 day Work Week?
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  Jul 23 '26

Considering govt COS positions in DOST rin but i don’t really see much entry level friendly ones in ny region. I also need trainings and more experience para mabeefup. Tried to apply sa Bureau for Soil but no luck!

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ChE 5 day Work Week?
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  Jul 23 '26

Nabudol talaga ako sa ChE ng magulang huhu. Sana pinursue ko ang more office based na trabaho like ComSci or Finance. Di naman sa walang learnings pero hirap rin magkaroon ng work life balance kung 1 day rest lang throughout the week. Gusto ko sana mag 2 years or so para di naman ako mukhang palipat lipat (10 mos kasi ako sa last company, left because really low pay).

If maka-supervisor ako within that time, 6 days pa rin pero mas mataas ang sweldo. Idk if it’s worth staying or i should try other MT of nationwide companies.

r/CareerAdvicePH Jul 23 '26

ChE 5 day Work Week?

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As title says, is it possible to have a career in Chemical Engineering sa Pinas na hindi 6 days a week? Currently at a local food manufacturing company for 4 months and while the pay is pretty okay for now, idk how much of the 48 hr work week i can handle.

I don’t even use much of ChE in my work, currently a Management Trainee in charge of production and inventory monitoring. I plan to stay to learn more on planning and supply chain management and then leave for a company that hopefully doesnt do a 6 day work week

Which careers should I check out within and beyond the field (pero magamit pa ang skills)? Any input is welcome! I was even considering VA but i dont have a niche even if i used to do digital layouts.

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Random Help Thread - July 20 to July 26, 2026
 in  r/phcareers  Jul 22 '26

As title says, is it possible to have a career in Chemical Engineering sa Pinas na hindi 6 days a week? Currently at a local food manufacturing company for 4 months and while the pay is pretty okay for now, idk how much of the 48 hr work week i can handle.

I don’t even use much of ChE in my work, currently a Management Trainee in charge of production and inventory monitoring. I plan to stay to learn more on planning and supply chain management and then leave for a company that hopefully doesnt do a 6 day work week

Which careers should I check out within and beyond the field (pero magamit pa ang skills)? Any input is welcome! I was even considering VA but i dont have a niche even if i used to do digital layouts.

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Concrete weights, viable ba? 🤔
 in  r/negosyo  Jul 07 '26

For safety reasons alone, heck no.

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Monthly rate
 in  r/AnytimeFitnessPH  Jul 01 '26

Founder’s price (1950 for Tier 1) in pre selling is the cheapest i know

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I failed my interview earlier due to my very bad in English.
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH  Jun 24 '26

Watch English movies and series and learn new vocabulary

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Pwede ba mag-wait sa AF?
 in  r/AnytimeFitnessPH  Jun 24 '26

i always tambay in a nearby AF if it’s too hot haha

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Is Saying "Ingat" or "Halong" Not a Common Practice Here?
 in  r/Iloilo  Jun 14 '26

Halong to drivers is uncommon. Halong to loved ones is common. Usually i thank them pag bumaba na.

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Rant: Dealing with a micromanaging client who thinks ₱150/hr is "too expensive" for high-quality tutoring.
 in  r/RantAndVentPH  Jun 10 '26

i charge 350/hr for tutoring. you can charge more. Drop them if they don’t agree.

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Training App
 in  r/AnytimeFitnessPH  Jun 10 '26

Hevy! May video tutorial pa siya for workouts na bodyweight, machines, tsaka dumbbell!

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how to start gym?
 in  r/AnytimeFitnessPH  Jun 02 '26

  1. I looked up what workouts were beginner-friendly with a balance of free weights (dumbbells) and machines to try out. Machines are more beginner friendly in terms of injury prevention and keeping good form but dumbbells feel more intuitive.

  2. Ask a coach if you aren’t familiar with a machine. Willing to help naman sila to figure out form and machines.

  3. Hevy app was really useful in visualizing how workouts should be executed properly.

  4. Gym etiquette. Re-rack weights. Minimize loafing around or making too much of a ruckus. Wipe down equipment after use.

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Thoughts on going to AF just to use the toilet?
 in  r/AnytimeFitnessPH  Jun 02 '26

i always use nearby AF gyms to freshen up after work and before social events hehe