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how true is it na kapwa pinoy pa ang maninira sayo pag asa abroad ka?

Lagi ko to naririnig at nakikita online. Would you say this is true? Never been abroad but curious about other people's experiences. May nakilala ako online na pinay na nagwowork sa abroad and yon reason nya bat di sya lumalapit at nakikihalubilo sa pinoy community in her area, lahat ata sila don OFW. Also met another guy online naman sa Dubai for several years, and he told me similar stories.

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u/Miserable_Hyena7164 — 11 days ago

Should I Continue Nursing or Stop and Focus on Starting a Family?

I’m turning 30 soon, and I’m currently studying nursing. I’ve only recently started, so I’m still at the beginning of the journey. However, I’ve been having doubts about whether I should continue or stop because my husband is already hoping for us to have a baby.

This is a really difficult decision for me because I don’t want to look back and regret either choice. If I continue nursing, I know it will take several more years before I finish, get licensed, and hopefully start working. At the same time, I’m worried that if I stop now to focus on having a baby and our family, I might regret giving up the opportunity to become a nurse.

Financially, we’re also not very stable right now, so I have to think realistically about the cost of continuing school and eventually raising a child. My husband also wants to work abroad in the future, and I’m hoping to have the opportunity to work abroad as well someday.

For those who have been in a similar situation, what would you consider if you were in my position?

Would you continue nursing even if it means delaying having a baby for a few years, or would you prioritize starting a family now and possibly return to school later?

I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have experienced something similar, especially those who started their careers or families around their 30s. I’m trying to make a wise decision without letting fear or pressure make the decision for me.

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u/joxxpt — 10 days ago

Visa 189 Granted!

Hello, everyone! I just got my 189 grant this month as an Agricultural Consultant (mostly about animal nutrition) and I'm planning to move by 1st quarter of next year. I have relatives in WA and QLD so dun sa states na yun ang first plan of entry ko. May I ask if meron dito na-invite with the same occupation as me? Saan po kaya naghanap ng work? Also, any tips on what I should do before leaving the PH? Like SSS, sim cards, etc.? Saka unusual advice na dapat pala nalaman nyo before moving? Any thoughts are welcome! Thank you po sa sasagot!

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u/Adventurous_Baker915 — 11 days ago

Landing my first job in AU

Hello, i have a PR but having a hard time landing my first marketing/advertising job. I've done most of the job hunting tips online and approached recruiters. CV revised also and even used an Australian CV writer and I customized my CV for every job application. I expected the job hunt to happen for a while, but man, it's been a while. Any tips for those in the industry?

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u/ComfortableTension75 — 11 days ago