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Post by aBiSh @admin on Nov 16, 2015 12:15:42 GMT 12
Haha natawa naman ako sa 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months.  I believe in the power of fasting too wimbee23. I'm glad it worked well for you!  |
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Post by wimbee23 on Nov 17, 2015 19:35:28 GMT 12
Hi aBiSh @admin, natawa nga din po ako nung sinabi ng friend ko yan tapos may kasunod pa siyang mga evidence based on others experience.haha..Opo! sobra pong nakaka-amaze! natapos lang ang fasting ko kasi sinagot ni God ang tanong ko na kung tama ba na ituloy tuloy ko na ang wag mag-almusal. Nung malapit ko na pong matapos basahin ang book of John,I came across John 21:12 where Jesus said "Come and have breakfast". Ayun po the next day full course breakfast haha |
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Post by ModM on Nov 17, 2015 20:08:57 GMT 12
wimbee23 I love your testimonial.  ? thanks sis. All in God's time Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboards
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Post by aBiSh @admin on Nov 18, 2015 9:13:56 GMT 12
Sis ModM meron ka na ring ? hahaha.. |
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Post by chizmeister on Feb 16, 2016 2:20:46 GMT 12
Hi Guys, I'm new here po and baguhan lang din po sa pagalis nang bansa... So pagpasensyahan nyo nalang po kung medyo malabo ung pagtatanong ko... I am on my planning stages and i've been searching here and there and madami din po akong nababasa about how difficult it is sa paghahanap po nang trabaho pagdating sa NZ. I'll be a future student visa holder so I'm only able to work 20 hours a week. Ang question ko po is, is it advisable to search for jobs and apply online? Or better na pagdating ko nalang po sa NZ? Pa-advise naman po ano po ba magandang diskarte? Hindi po ako picky sa job |
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Post by ModM on Feb 16, 2016 6:34:05 GMT 12
chizmeister ililipat ko itong thread mo to merge with the other student thread ha. Anyway it's good na you are doing your research before ka pa pumunta dito. Madami ang mga students na ill-advised and unprepared so nahihirapan pagdating dito. Hindi masama na subukan mo mag-apply pero most likely hindi ka rin makakakuha ng jobs. Even mga may residency visa nahihirapan din makakuha ng job from overseas. Prefer ng mga employers na andito na applicant. Btw suggest ko magmember ka sa mga FB na madami students sa NZ para you get advise sa kanila and marefer ka nila sa jobs nila. Meron yung Buhay Estudyante Buhay Flatmate etc. Hindi madali makakuha ng job sa linya na gusto mo. Yung ibang students IT ang field and cleaning ang work. Or business ang course tapos tindera/tindero ng dairy/convenience store. Malalaman mo rin na yung 20 hours of work mo may not be enough in terms of inisip mong budget e.g. if you compute na minimum wage. Students and new migrants get abused here na hindi nababayaran ng tama. Sent from my GT-I9505 using proboar1ds
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Post by papakoks on Feb 16, 2016 7:38:02 GMT 12
chizmeister , kung student visa ka, highly unlikely na makakakuha ng work from overseas...dito ka na maghanap once nakuha mo na schedule mo sa school...kasi you have to adjust your working hours according to your class schedule (hindi vice versa)...para hindi magconflict sa schedule...
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Post by chizmeister on Feb 16, 2016 12:58:07 GMT 12
Yes please do move it po. Sorry just new to the forums and nagbabasa basa pa din po ako. Thank you po @modm at papakoks sa advise. Gnun na nga lang po ggwin ko pagdating ko nalang po dyan ako magaaply. Cguro for now ihahanda ko na cover letters at resume ko para mabilis nalang pag dating po dyan. And yes.. I'll join those FB page mentioned. Thanks po tlga sa tips malaking tulong to sa research ko. |
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Post by Heisenberg on Sept 20, 2016 19:11:33 GMT 12
chizmeister share ka naman ng experience mo after mo nakapunta diyan. How was it bro especially dun sa part-time job hunting?
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Post by Heisenberg on Oct 12, 2016 21:43:50 GMT 12
I'm back to this thread again, sana may maka sagot sa question ko. Kapag maghahanap ng part-time job and alam mo na yung sched mo sa school, dapat ba mag send ng CV sabay sabay sa ibat ibang company para mas mataas yung chances or dapat paisa-isa lang at hintayin ang response muna then pag rejected send ng CV sa iba ulit? Which is right?
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Post by atek on Oct 13, 2016 11:39:21 GMT 12
Heisenberg - There is no right or wrong way. It's all about being organised sa job hunting, building your network and of course figuring out what works best for you. There are job posts na advertised up to a certain date (2-4 weeks) tapos by the end of that period, tsaka pa lang nila titingnan yung mga CVs. There are those who respond right away, within a week or two. So long as you are able to keep tab of the status of each of your applications, then it would help you set the right expectations. Also, each application would be different kasi you'll be tweaking your CV and cover letter each time. Remember, there are companies na gumagamit ng software to filter the applications so if you only use 1 format of CV for all your applications, it won't be as effective. Hope this helps. This is just online applications. Isama mo na rin sa diskarte ang pag walk in or to do cold calling.
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Post by Heisenberg on Oct 13, 2016 12:05:30 GMT 12
atek what if natangap ako sa work, ano gagawin ko dun sa ibang nag respond sa application ko, do I need to decline or dont respond na lang?
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Post by Heisenberg on Oct 13, 2016 12:07:16 GMT 12
Ay sorry, gets ko na. Thanks atek sa pag reply |
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Post by allune on Nov 8, 2016 20:23:59 GMT 12
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Post by benzie04 on Jun 27, 2019 12:08:00 GMT 12
Hi guys,
Asking for a friend. Does anyone know if counted yung vacation leave or sick leave sa total 20 hours per week na limit? Thanks sa sasagot.
Cheers,
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? thanks sis. All in God's time
