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Planning to quit your job? Ask yourself these questions
The past 20 months have been a period of uncertainty for all of us. The world as we imagined it has ceased to exist. Things we considered mundane and normal
The past 20 months have been a period of uncertainty for all of us. The world as we imagined it has ceased to exist. Things we considered mundane and normal
With the pandemic closing down many businesses, Filipinos, especially senior citizens and persons with disabilities, have been left with little or no means of earning a living. Thankfully, there’s Ordinance
Women who work long hours may have a higher risk of depression, and working weekends may up the risk for both men and women.
Young women are prone to two things: existential crises and misogyny. Edukasyon.ph’s newest campaign “Investing in the Future of Young Pinays” plans to put an end to these or at
Job-hopping. It’s when you aren’t able to stay in the same job for more than a year or two, and you then switch jobs ever so swiftly like the sly
Ahead of May Day, AFP reporters, video and photo teams spoke to men and women around the globe whose jobs are becoming increasingly rare, particularly as technology transforms societies. The
Urban Dictionary defines the term “adulting” as “to carry out one or more duties and responsibilities expected of fully-developed individuals.” But we all know what adulting really is, in all its ugly glory. It’s attempting (sometimes failing) to live on your own, supporting yourself financially, and eating with a broken, angry hunger because you can’t find that one fork that you stole from your parents’ house.
But really, with all the memes and jokes around the internet that make fun of people who are starting their own lives, it’s easy to feel like being an adult is like trying to float on boiling hot water, with a bunch of stones tied to your feet, all while attempting to take an Instagram story of it. And the thing is, it actually kind of is. There’s a lot of work that comes with being a real adult, and none of it includes using paper plates for the rest of your life because you don’t want to do your own dishes. You need to do the real stuff–stuff that would actually help you pave your way towards being a real adult.
Being “fired” carried a certain kind of stigma, so when people asked, I usually just said, “Oh, I quit,” or “I’ve found another gig,” or “I’m busy doing something else.” Being fired meant they didn’t want me, and it hurt.
Whether you’re fresh out of college or simply just looking for a new job, updating your resumé can be a stressful task. It’s not just a piece of paper with
Remember what we said about complaining about your job on social media and how it may lead to your immediate termination? This is a good example of that. Apparently, an
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