Sometimes you are looking for a job and it does not turn out well. And you take this personally. Some ask themselves, what do I lack? What is wrong with me? It really hurts their ego.
Well, If you think you are properly skilled in your profession and you have a good attitude, sometimes there is really nothing wrong with you.
The issue may simply be your skills does not match what the employer is looking for. And this has got nothing to do with you. It is simply, you and the employer do not match.
What you can only do in this case is to just look for those employers who are looking for what you can offer. Or try again when they have an opening that exactly matches your skills or profession.
Hi. We are currently looking to fill the following job positions:
1. Senior Maintenance Engineer 2. Sr. Process Development Engineer 3. Material Development Engineer 4. Blowmolding Technician 5. Buyer 6. Planner
These jobs are for Malaysian deployment.
You can post your resume at http://apply.rrjm.com or email us at @apply.rrjm.com
For more details refer to http://jobsopen.rrjm.com
Goodluck.
Barely two days before the coming year. 2011 has been a difficult year for both Job seekers looking for work abroad and for Overseas Employment Agencies.
There has been a lot of political instabilities in countries like Bahrain, Egypt, and Libya. There has been some policy changes in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Europe’s economy is really down.
But we continue to push forward with our mission to provide jobs to Filipino job seekers.
No crisis is ever permanent so we are hopeful that this 2012 the overseas outlook will be better.
We do hope that you consider us whenever you are seeking opportunities abroad. We have been in the business for 9 years and we’ve not encountered any problem regarding our license to operate.
We encourage you to communicate with us through our various emails our Facebook page, and our website. We also encourage you to drop by our office or inquire with our recruitment officers.
We are always looking for people (skilled workers and professionals) thanks to our clients/employers who have trusted us throughout the years.
Happy New Year to all and we wish you all the best in the coming year.
There is going to be a Job Fair tomorrow November 16-17, 2011.
The Fair will be held at the Glorietta 4 Activity Center in Makati City.
The event starts at 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
This event is sponsored by Philippine Star-Career Guide.
We won’t be participating in this event but we are posting this as part of our service to job seekers.
Everyone has their favorite method of finding a job. The most common is looking through the newspaper ads or vising Internet job websites. These two are effective as they are the standard way that people use to find jobs. But since a lot of people are using them you will also be up against a lot of competition.
Fortunately, there are other job finding alternatives that may give you some advantages.
1. Ask your friends and acquaintances for information
Before companies publish an advertisement they normally ask their existing employees if they can recommend someone who could possibly fill a vacancy or who matches a job requirement. This gives some advantages to the would be applicant because companies normally trust their existing employees to recommend a good person.
How would you go about this? You can try posting using your Facebook or Twitter that you are looking for a job. You can also email or call your friends.
2. Just Walk-in and Apply
As I have said earlier, companies first ask around before they even publish an ad in the newspapers or job websites. If you walk-in and apply, you might just get lucky and find a job opening that has not been advertised yet. If you pass the qualifications, you will certainly get first consideration or you might get hired on the spot.
3. Randomly Resume to Companies
You can just randomly submit your resume to companies. And again, you might get lucky enough to stumble upon a job opening that has not been published yet.
4. Look in Government Boards and School Boards
If the job you are looking for is not in the newspapers or job websites, you can try DOLE or POEA job boards and apply to their recommended agencies.
You can also try your school’s job board.
