From a POV of an Asian, I am just curious if there are still Americans who were supported by their parents in their college life. Most of the Americans that I have heard of usually work jobs to send themselves to study.
Kanang printed copies sa Philippine Daily Inquirer, Manila Bulletin, etc within General Santos city?
What are the current practices or trends that HR do to lessen the Gen Z employee attrition in their respective industries, for instance in the school or corporate setting?
I'd like to hear the strategies that you have done to improve employee retention.
Most of the hobbies that we commonly-know are creative in nature but I wonder if that is still the same for people whose work are already in the creative industry.
I am just wondering what are your side quests?
Context: For example, friends or mutual followers lang kayo sa social media. What are the shared posts of a guy that would make you reply to his DM?
For example chewing while their mouths are open, farting spontaneously, etc.
Preferrably within General Santos city po.
I want to hear your thoughts.
What are the parameters that you have to make you say that "I feel safe and comfortable if I will be more intimate with this man".
Are there bars or venues that have stand-up comedy gigs?
This question is addressed to women who dated or married an intelligent guy and eventually regretted it.
I want to hear stories of Filipino law students who studied law because their family land was injustifiably-taken away from them, a parent experienced labir exploitation, etc.
I don't have any plans to study law but I am still open for a possibility.
Looking for your recommendations po sa paresan na duol or within Bulaong Avenue
Did the relationship prosper or it didn't worked out?
I'd like to ask based on your experience kung ano po ang magagandang HMOs sa Gensan po?