Hi guys, I want to try out and give this a shot, I recently just made a congratulatory poster for my sister that just passed the board exam and I thought would it be nice to offer services of creating templates for other graduating and recently passed students. I want to give it a shot, the template is like this and Im wondering if some would actually want to give it a try and have theirs edited by me. Thanks guys
Hi guys, I'm a 23 yr fresh grad who's about to start my first job in Mandaluyong around Greenfield District. It's actually my first time here, and I'm very new to the environment. I found a place to stay around Greenfield District too as a bedspacer for less than 6k rent (not including the utilities). Since I'm new, I don't really have any idea about the place, like places to eat, do laundry, relax, etc. So I'm wondering if some of ya'll guys have tips and experiences to help me budget so that I can effectively save up for my future. Could you share how you handle expenses like bills, food, and laundry? I'd like to know where the go-to spots are to eat on a budget without sacrificing too much. Places to walk around and get exercise, and places to get some laundry done. I didn't include transportation because my workplace is just a walking distance from the place im renting.
Thank youu
- first timer in manda
Hello, Im just got accepted to my first job in mandaluyong for 27k and Im wondering how much would it cost to live in mandaluyong since I'm from the province pa and I wont be able to commute since my average commute time is 3hrs. Im wondering how much are the rents, bills, and other expenses. Thank you peeps
Possible po ba makapagrent ng Solo Room sa mandaluyong for less than 10k?
How to commute from Sta Cruz Laguna to Pavilion, Greenfield City Mandaluyong
I started learning Investment Banking a while back, and I just came back to it today. I'm aware that I don't know a lot, but I just realized that when I was preparing for finance roles, I thought about why people always memorize technical questions. I mean it's a great thing to know about the basics (Accounting, Financing, Financial Statements Etc.), but I think it's more important to know that some recruiters tend to like a person much more when they can answer confidently under pressure. think of it as a recruiter wanting a person that is street smart compared to a person that follows a book. Why? because street smart persons tend to be more confident and can talk their way out of a situation whenever they are under pressure. Unlike some bookworms that tend to crack under pressure whenever something is mentioned that does not appear in a book. Long story short, what I learned during my time preparing for financing roles is to:
- practice explaining technical terms confidently by breaking them down into smaller, simpler steps
- Stay updated on recent market trends and news
- Always have a clear story of why you are interested in the role
- and the most important... Mock interviews
welp, I hope I can be some help to someone hahahha
Hi, im a 23yr old that wants to learn how investing in stocks work, im a beginner and someone told me that you can earn from stocks. what is the best way to learn investing in stocks as a beginner? Thank you guys