u/zoezeldaoleziaeloize

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How do I land a job overseas?

Hi! I’m a 22-year old fresh grad. I have a communication degree (focused mainly on advertising/strategic planning) and while I did graduate from one of the so-called “Big 4” universities here, I know that that has no bearing when it comes to seeking employment overseas.

I’ve been seriously thinking about working overseas. The job market here feels incredibly saturated, and I’m worried that it could take me quite a while to land a role that pays enough for me to eventually support my family the way I want to.

For those who have successfully moved abroad for work and/or from a communications, advertising, marketing, or similar background: How did you get started?

  • Did you apply for jobs directly from the Philippines, or did you study/work somewhere first?
  • Which countries would you recommend looking into for someone with my background?
  • Is it realistic to aim for an overseas job as a fresh grad, or would it be better to gain a few years of experience here first?
  • Are there particular skills, certifications, or types of experience I should prioritize if my end goal is really to work abroad?
  • What’s the process like?

I’m open to hearing the good, the bad, and reality checks. I would appreciate advice from anyone who has gone through this or is currently trying to do the same. Thanks!

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u/zoezeldaoleziaeloize — 2 days ago

Spilled water on my Macbook Pro 2018 (opinions please…)

I spilled water on my Macbook last month and I brought to a repair shop the same day. They said the chances of getting it fixed were high since I brought it in right away. But they came back to me a week later saying that the processor took most of the damage and that that cannot be repaired. I brought it to another shop and they said they'll try to fix it. Last update was that ang they’re still trying to fix all the shorted parts. It's been with them for three weeks now. Can my laptop still be repaired? I'm so desperate huhu all my important files are there.

u/zoezeldaoleziaeloize — 2 months ago