High demand for nurses, 6 million needed says World Health Organization
Friday, January 28
Top trends that will shape hybrid working in 2022 and beyond
Monday, November 29
A world of post-pandemic job opportunities opens for Filipino healthcare professionals
Tuesday, November 2
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Tuesday, October 19
BDO awarded Best Graduate Employer in Banking and Financial Services by GradPhilippines
Thursday, July 29
The Top 100 Graduate Employers List ranks companies based on their web search popularity and average review scores on top job sites. GradPhilippines undertakes a comprehensive methodology to arrive at its sector and overall rankings, which includes a review and consolidation of data from search engines, page views, and employee reviews.
According to GradPhilippines, over 600 Filipino companies were nominated before arriving at the final list. Criteria include posting career opportunities for fresh graduates on employment sites; posting job or internship openings on any Prosple site in 2020; and having more than five searches on GradPhilippines.com.
“BDO considers its people as its most valuable assets. It employs over 38,000 professionals with diverse backgrounds and expertise in various fields. Thanks to its workforce, the bank is able to find ways for its clients every day,” said Evelyn Salagubang, BDO Senior Vice President and Head of Human Resources Group.
“We continuously innovate our recruitment strategies to invite the country’s most talented professionals to join our organization and in the process, help enrich their careers. We take pride in how many of our employees have been with us for decades, some since they graduated from college. We are grateful for our employees’ continued loyalty and contribution to BDO’s success.”
GradPhilippines is part of the Prosple group, which provides graduates around the world with the job-hunting tools and resources to help them get the best possible start in their career. Prosple has more than 180 career and study websites throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Southeast Asia region.
Start your career with BDO
Amid the pandemic, BDO harnesses the strength of digital channels to source new talents to join its organization. Currently, it’s looking for Online Account Officers who will pave the way for a truly digital service experience for its clients. The bank encourages anyone with a background in customer service, including former cabin crews, hoteliers, and other customer-facing professionals, to send a CV with photo to tallada.airish@bdo.com.ph.
- A Break. Yep, believe it or not, so many mothers go back to work because they could really use the break. It's like a second skin, being a Mother. You're still a mother when you go to work, but you take off that hat and you concentrate on your job. The skills you learn as a parent become invaluable, and they will be transferable into your work, too. Working outside the home offers a breather, a break and a moment of peace from crying, screaming and spit up. You get to dress up and wear good shoes and no one is screaming at you or making demands without manners.
- The Money. Whether you "need" it or not, you need to consider the money when you are working outside the home. The work you do as a mother comes with kisses, love and plenty of memories and smiles, but it doesn't pay the bills. You need to remember that while money doesn't make the world go around, it does pay the mortgage and it does mean that you can feel that you are financially solvent and stable. It's important to remember that you are an independent person in her own right - and the money can ease the pressure on the household budget, too.
- The Appreciation. Yes, your children love and appreciate you, and you know that, but at home you carry a mental load beyond the lack of sleep and the physical parenting. You don't get thanked for that nearly as much as you should. When you start your own business or you go back to your work before you had the kids, you get that "thank you", the pat on the back you've been waiting for. You get to feel as if you are appreciated for your efforts rather than doing the things that are expected and not being recognised for it.
- There's Adults! Ah, the biggest reason so many mothers go back to work: it's a lot less lonely. Don't get me wrong, being with the kids is fun and all, but it's not the same as interacting with other adults! You will be able to have friends and conversations with people who are closer to your age and less likely to throw food at you. Children aren't the best conversationalists, and they have a lot less of a sense of humour!
- The Accomplishment. The feeling of accomplishment and achievement is enough to fill your cup sometimes! You get to contribute to the family at home, you get to achieve something in your chosen career, and you get to earn money and fill up your savings. It's a three-way win. When you're lonely at home, you're going to forget what it's like to feel like you have the big cheer when you achieve!
- Self-Improvement. When you are working a job in your chosen career, you get the chance to develop yourself as a person. You can learn new things, expand your skill set and really work to be more responsible and push your career progression to the max. Taking the time to be that successful person you envisioned that you could be is part of achieving your goals! It's so important that you do these things for a healthy mind and it keeps you further away from postnatal depression.
- Independence. You need more than motherhood to sustain you and your future. Yes, a mother who chooses to quit work can still lead a fulfilling life, though you will have a different level of fulfilment. You'll be able to continue to smash it as a parent while also being an independent, goal-oriented individual!
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3rd Philippine Engineering Students Congress
Friday, March 9
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Thursday, December 14
Are you happy in the workplace?
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The Boss
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Colleagues
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Thursday, September 14
Starting with Bibo
Just like other moms, I also love watching Korean drama shows which my Korean students enjoy watching too. Talking about it makes me feel like I’m not working.
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51Talk Revolutionizes Online English Education from the Philippines to China
Wednesday, August 3
Maersk Job Fair 2015 At Island City Mall in Bohol
Wednesday, November 11
- 6 months experience as C/E on Container Vessels
- General knowledge in administration and implementation of planned maintenance system
- Good knowledge of class and classification surveys
- Knowledge of operation and maintenance of ship's propulsion, main and auxiliary engines
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- With UMS Vessel experience
- With B&W or Sulzer Main Engine Exp.
- 6 months of sea time experience as 2/E on Container Vessels of any Dry Cargo vessels trading worldwide
- General knowledge in administration and implementation of planned maintenance system
- Good knowledge of class and classification surveys
- Knowledge of operation and maintenance of ship's propulsion, main and auxiliary engines
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- With UMS Vessel experience
- With B&W or Sulzer Main Engine Exp.
- 12 months sea time experience as Chief Officer on container vessels trading worldwide
- Minimum of 2,000 TEUS
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- 1 year experience as Electrician / Electrical Engineer on Container Vessels
- REE / RME License
- Minimum 250 reefer experience on board
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
You may also contact them on the following offices:
MANILA OFFICE
9/F One Ecom Center., Ocean Drive cor Sunset Ave.,
Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City
Office: 02-479-0800, 0851, 0850
Mobile: +63 917 559 3309 / +63 917 5960 337 /
+63 917 868 2341
Email: CrewPhiRec@Maersk.com
CEBU OFFICE
G/F 2Quad Building
Cardinal Rosales Avenue Cor. Sumilon Road
Cebu Business Park
Cebu City, Philippines 6000
Direct Line: +63 32 230 2350
Email: CrewPhiCeb@maersk.com
Maersk Job Fair 2015 Goes To SM City Iloilo On October 14, 2015
Monday, October 12
- 6 months experience as C/E on Container Vessels
- General knowledge in administration and implementation of planned maintenance system
- Good knowledge of class and classification surveys
- Knowledge of operation and maintenance of ship's propulsion, main and auxiliary engines
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- With UMS Vessel experience
- With B&W or Sulzer Main Engine Exp.
- 6 months of sea time experience as 2/E on Container Vessels of any Dry Cargo vessels trading worldwide
- General knowledge in administration and implementation of planned maintenance system
- Good knowledge of class and classification surveys
- Knowledge of operation and maintenance of ship's propulsion, main and auxiliary engines
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- With UMS Vessel experience
- With B&W or Sulzer Main Engine Exp.
- 12 months sea time experience as Chief Officer on container vessels trading worldwide
- Minimum of 2,000 TEUS
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
- 1 year experience as Electrician / Electrical Engineer on Container Vessels
- REE / RME License
- Minimum 250 reefer experience on board
- Knowledgeable in written and spoken English
You may also contact them on the following offices:
MANILA OFFICE
9/F One Ecom Center., Ocean Drive cor Sunset Ave.,
Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City
Office: 02-479-0800, 0851, 0850
Mobile: +63 917 559 3309 / +63 917 5960 337 /
+63 917 868 2341
Email: CrewPhiRec@Maersk.com
CEBU OFFICE
G/F 2Quad Building
Cardinal Rosales Avenue Cor. Sumilon Road
Cebu Business Park
Cebu City, Philippines 6000
Direct Line: +63 32 230 2350
Email: CrewPhiCeb@maersk.com