I am a Technical VA specializing in remote project controls and admin support. I bridge the gap between chaotic field data and structured enterprise systems. I can clean, format and audit large volumes of data using advanced excel techniques and using AI for double checking.

What I can do?:

• Financial & Milestone Tracking: I can manage progress billings and ensuring accurate invoice data using Excel / Sheets
• ERP & Inventory Systems: Executing SAP data entry (drafting Purchase Requests, handling Goods Receipt/Goods Issued) and maintaining asset tracking via Sortly.
• Project Planning and Support: Coordinating timelines , keeping track of documentations.

Note: For enterprise systems like SAP & P6, I operate using a login provided within your company's network to ensure data compliance and security.

Why work with me?
I combine technical familiarity with an AI-accelerated workflow, which means I use the advantage of AI for automation but with strict accuracy of human verification - I manually check every single line before it touches your live ledgers.

• Rate: Starting at $5/hour
• Availability: Part-time
• Preferred Tools: Wise, Paypal, Zoom

If you're ready to take administrative weight off your team's shoulders, send me a DM or chat request.

I've got a trading strategy in Pinescript na gumagamit ng PSAR+MACD+ADX+Golden Ratio for entering and exiting trades and the results gave me a 42% win rate with a Profit ratio of 2.1 pwede na po ba yun?

Infinity Outsourcing Services is looking for qualified candidates to join the Steeltech team in Trece Martires, Cavite!

1. Warehouse Helper

Salary: P 600 per day

• Manage stocks, inventory, and transfers.
• Handle day-to-day warehouse operations.
• Receive deliveries and verify quantities (DR).
• Carpeting crates for VisMin plant.
• Maintain warehouse cleanliness.

2. Machine Operator

Salary: P 600 per day

• At least High School Graduate.
• Relevant work experience preferred.
• Physically fit for the role.
• Requirement: Must have complete government documents (SSS, PAG-IBIG, PhilHealth, TIN).

How to Apply: Send a DM me your resume and contact details

Be part of our team and grow with us!

Hi, so nag try na po akong mag post ng Job hiring ad sa PH kaso mukhang puro mga "encoding" jobs po ang mga tumatanggap ng upvotes instead of a legit job, may alam po ba kayo so that makatulong na po sa pag hire? Nag AWOL po kasi kasama ko eh lasing paano and mukhang strike out na so, I need help po talaga lalo na 11 plants ang sinasagutan namin ng mga requests at baka mabulunan kami, may alam po kayo? Kasi ang alam ko po bawal dito mag post eh

For Trecenos job seekers po ito

Hi everyone! Infinity Outsourcing Services, is currently looking for additional manpower for our operations in Trece Martires, Cavite.

I am looking to refer qualified candidates for the following roles:

• Truck Drivers: Must have a valid license with restriction codes 1, 2, 3, 4 / ABCD and experience with 10-wheel to 14-wheel trucks.
• Technicians: Graduates of Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics courses with at least 1 year of experience.
• Machine Operators: Must be at least college level with experience as an operator.

Important details for applicants:

• Location: Candidates must be residing in Trece Martires or nearby areas in Cavite.
• Requirements: Applicants must have complete government numbers (SSS, Pag-IBIG, PhilHealth, and TIN).

How to apply: To ensure your application gets prioritized and credited as a referral, please DM me your resume. I will be the one to forward your CV directly to our HR team.

Hi everyone! I’ve read through the pinned posts regarding where to start, but I’m looking for specific insights regarding the ESL niche.

My partner is an Education graduate currently with 51Talk. While the work is okay, the "strictness" regarding system-wide technical issues is becoming a major hurdle—she's being charged/penalized even when the platform itself is having problems.

Since she has a professional degree in Education, we’re trying to find a more stable environment. For those who transitioned out of the "big" ESL platforms:

1. Did you find more stability in niche tutoring (Math/Science) or with international virtual schools?
2. Are there agencies known for being more "pro-worker" when it comes to technical disputes?
3. For licensed educators, is it better to go independent (direct clients) or stick to an agency?

We aren't looking for referrals, just trying to understand which career path offers more respect for an educator's time and degree. Thank you!Hi everyone! I’ve read through the pinned posts regarding where to start, but I’m looking for specific insights regarding the ESL niche.

My partner is an Education graduate currently with 51Talk. While the work is okay, the "strictness" regarding system-wide technical issues is becoming a major hurdle—she's being charged/penalized even when the platform itself is having problems.

Since she has a professional degree in Education, we’re trying to find a more stable environment. For those who transitioned out of the "big" ESL platforms:

1. Did you find more stability in niche tutoring (Math/Science) or with international virtual schools?
2. Are there agencies known for being more "pro-worker" when it comes to technical disputes?
3. For licensed educators, is it better to go independent (direct clients) or stick to an agency?

We aren't looking for referrals, just trying to understand which career path offers more respect for an educator's time and degree. Thank you!

So, I’ve just finished reading Zygmunt Bauman’s Liquid Modernity, and I couldn't help but notice some bone-chilling patterns in the current state of the Philippines. Maybe I’m just being anxious, but when you look at the news through Bauman’s lens, it feels like our institutions aren't just "messy"—they are being deliberately melted.

Bauman argued that in a "Liquid" society, everything solid (laws, careers, identities) dissolves. I believe we are seeing a localized, weaponized version of this: The Liquid State Protocol.

The Abstract: Examples of "Systemic Liquefaction"

The Protocol posits that you cannot conquer a modern democracy by force. Instead, you must liquefy its structures until they lose all structural integrity. Consider these examples of the "Meltdown":

• The Liquefaction of Truth: When "Freedom of Information" leads to a payment link for a private credit bureau, "Truth" is no longer a public right—it becomes a fluid commodity that only the liquid-rich can afford.
• The Liquefaction of Authority: When the military is paralyzed by legal probes while insurgents openly recruit on state-funded campuses, the "Monopoly on Force" melts. The state becomes a ghost, unable to touch the movement growing inside it.
• The Liquefaction of Leadership: When the Vice Presidency—the second-highest "solid" office in the land—can be dissolved via impeachment proceedings over a summer break, the Executive branch loses its permanence.
• The Liquefaction of Law: When the Data Privacy Act is used to protect the secrecy of revolutionaries while the Credit Information System Act is used to expose the financial vulnerability of the poor, the Law ceases to be a solid pillar and becomes a "Liquid Solvent" used only against the movement's enemies.

Phase I: The Legal Solvent (The De Lima Maneuver)

• The Action: Use "Human Rights" and procedural technicalities to dissolve military and police authority.
• The Evidence: Every time the state attempts a "solid" action (like the April 19 Toboso Incident), legalists apply the solvent. The result? A military paralyzed by probes, effectively "liquefying" national security.

Phase II: The Financial Evaporation (The CIC Paywall)

• The Action: Move personal identity and financial "truth" behind a private paywall.
• The Evidence: By prioritizing private middlemen (SAEs) over free citizen access, the state "evaporates" your right to your own data. If you can’t afford the ₱500–₱1500 "toll," the system owns your identity.

Phase III: The Executive Liquidation (The VP Impeachment)

• The Action: Use the "Constitutional Scalpel" to remove the final obstacles to a 2028 Supermajority.
• The Evidence (April 29, 2026): The House Committee on Justice finding Probable Cause to impeach the Vice President. By removing the last "Solid" political rival, the seat of power remains fluid until the movement is ready to claim it.

Phase IV: Institutional Seepage (The UP Pipeline)

• The Action: Infiltrate the "brains" of the state via academia.
• The Evidence: The University of the Philippines acts as the refinery, converting state funds into "Liquid Assets"—cadres who enter the bureaucracy and the courts to manage the "Meltdown" from the inside.

The Final Reveal: The "Solidification" (2028)

The protocol ends when the state "freezes" back into a Nationalist-Socialist monolith.

• The "Liquid" laws used to dismantle the old guard will be "Solidified" into a new Charter that treats dissent as a system error.
• The Special Accessing Entities will stop being "middlemen" and become the Social Credit Police, deciding who is "loyal" enough to survive in the new, solid order.

I’m done. I tried to start a serious discussion about the Credit Information System Act (RA 9510) and why the CIC (a Government-Owned Corporation) allows private bureaus to paywall our own financial data for ₱500–₱1500.

Instead of a debate, I got:

• Called a "moron" and "entitled beggar shit" by "Top 1% Commenters."
• Told that wanting access to my own digital data is like "asking for free handouts at a sari-sari store."
• Gaslit by people who think a physical Birth Certificate (PSA) is the same as automated digital credit data.

The post hit 2.4k views in a few hours, but the "gatekeepers" and mods eventually shut it down because I compared the system to Data Colonialism and Big Pharma. It’s wild how a sub meant for "financial intelligence" is so defensive of a system that harvests your data for free and sells it back to you. If you don't own your data, you don't own your financial future. Moving on to subs that actually value Data Privacy.