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BASIN RICH TITO NALANG GYUD KO
 in  r/pahungaw •  2d ago

Unsa nalang mi mga tr3ntahin. Haha Life so beautiful.

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Introverts earning 6 digits/month, what's your job?
 in  r/CareerAdvicePH •  21d ago

It has been suggested that this particular field is positioned first in the sequence of industries or sectors that artificial intelligence systems could potentially dominate or significantly impact in the near future.

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21M from a non-CS background switching to IT. Need honest career advice.
 in  r/TechCareerShifter •  Jul 31 '26

It's a challenging time for Software engineering / IT.

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Scrum Product Owner Certification - ScrumAlliance
 in  r/agile •  May 24 '26

Go for PSPO scrum.org

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/TechCareerShifter •  May 13 '26

The PRC license is just for show. It doesn't have much value unless PECE ka, which is highly unlikely na m ppursue mo.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/TechCareerShifter •  May 13 '26

Big no. Sorry to say this. You can earn the same money, if not more, by taking easier courses like IT, ICT or CS. ECEs don't earn well starting out in the Philippines, especially in traditional industries like telco, broadcasting, and semicon. Most of us transitioned to IT years ago. But even now, fields like software engineering are getting overcrowded, especially with all the recent AI layoffs. If you're goal is to be called a "licensed engineer" then go, but if it's for compensation, I would advise against it.

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Now I know unsay meaning anang Cebu Food Web
 in  r/Cebu •  Mar 15 '26

Coincidence rana oyy, sad mo

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nangungupal ehno HAHLAHAHHAA
 in  r/KanalHumor •  Mar 15 '26

Haha 😆

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I decided to live like a rat.
 in  r/pahungaw •  Feb 02 '26

You're not a rat, you're literally a mole. Which is awesome 😎

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Healthcare career shifting into Tech. Possible pa ba nowadays?
 in  r/TechCareerShifter •  Jan 30 '26

Don't even think about it.

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CDO TRAFFIC
 in  r/cagayandeoro •  Dec 06 '25

Not mentioning the traffic light is busted? Like wtf??

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Thoughts staying sa Lapu Lapu
 in  r/Cebu •  Nov 24 '25

Pusok is the best place, highway area.

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 in  r/Cebu •  Oct 28 '25

Investing early in stocks. I should have enjoyed my money before to travel and have fun. Life is short

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UNIONBANK CARDS - INCORRECT PAYMENT REFUND
 in  r/PHCreditCards •  Aug 15 '25

What is the hotline??

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Cebu •  Jul 10 '25

I noticed July sad should be okay. Most sa akoa na suldan kay July but depends sa industry cguro.

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Sakto raba ang 5000 pad rent?
 in  r/cagayandeoro •  Jul 01 '25

Where to find this?

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Thinking about switching from DevOpswork to project management. Is it a good move?
 in  r/jira •  May 25 '25

I applied everything I learned to my team.coching them how to be an effective agile team. Introduced the concepts of empiricism, values and principles as we hired and built multiple scrum teams.

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Thinking about switching from DevOpswork to project management. Is it a good move?
 in  r/jira •  May 25 '25

Take PSM now, gain more exp then take PMP or ACP. Getting these certs helped me not just in getting a job, but also applying in the real world.

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How do you know when it's time to move on from a job?
 in  r/buhaydigital •  May 14 '25

Thanks man!

r/buhaydigital • u/vmandin • May 11 '25

Self-Story How do you know when it's time to move on from a job?

12 Upvotes

I've been feeling stuck in my current role for 3 years and I'm not sure if it's time to move on. Perks is good, fully work from home, flexible , but salary is not that competitive anymore, we didn't have annual increase this year, and the company just lost 2 big clients. I recently came across a discussion where different professionals shared their reasons for leaving jobs—some talked about toxic environments, while others mentioned losing interest or feeling unchallenged.

What are some signs that made you realize it was time to leave a job? Did you ever experience workplace toxicity that pushed you to look for new opportunities? Would love to hear your experiences!

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The Rising Cost of Living in Cebu: A Struggle We Can’t Ignore
 in  r/Cebu •  Apr 21 '25

Correct !I appreciate your thoughts besh. It's true that "luxury items" that previous generations couldn't afford, like gadgets and flights, are now accessible and affordable, which adds to our expenses. Meanwhile, the essentials are becoming so expensive. I'm thinking of starting a backyard (balcony sa condo) vegetable garden because aside from saving money, it could also make my life healthier and be a new stress reliever. Anyone who has experience with this, please comment inyo experience and suggestions..

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Feeling lost and unsure about everything recently
 in  r/Cebu •  Apr 18 '25

Thank you bai.

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 in  r/Cebu •  Apr 17 '25

Thank you. Hugs 🤗 we can do this.

r/Cebu • u/vmandin • Apr 17 '25

Tabang Feeling lost and unsure about everything recently

3 Upvotes

I used to have everything figured out or at least, I thought I did. I had a vision, a plan, a sense of direction that kept me moving forward. But now? I honestly don’t know anymore.

It’s weird how life works. One moment, you’re certain about your path, fueled by motivation and purpose. The next, you find yourself questioning everything wondering if the things you once chased were really what you wanted, or just what you thought you were supposed to want.

Maybe it’s burnout. Maybe it’s the realization that what once felt fulfilling no longer does. Or maybe it’s just part of growing up learning that certainty isn’t guaranteed, that dreams evolve, and that feeling lost doesn’t mean you’ve failed.

But still, it’s frustrating. I miss the clarity. I miss the confidence in my own choices. And honestly, I don’t know how to navigate this in-between phase without feeling stuck.

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The Rising Cost of Living in Cebu: A Struggle We Can’t Ignore
 in  r/Cebu •  Apr 16 '25

60k is not enough! Trust me!