I want to change jobs, is it practical?

[kuyabog]

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Sometimes, It depends on how you present yourself during the interview.

I am a Business Management graduate who recently applied for any position in a Company. The company was looking for a Computer Course Graduate. Aside from the Accounting Subjects, I indicated in my Resume that I have background in Web Designing, Php and knows how to Repair/Troubleshooting of Computers. During the interview, I honestly told them that I have no certification what so ever to prove that I can do basic computer repair because I only learned these things via google and self studying. Instead, I politely asked them to give me a chance to prove myself.

The company hired me as a Jr. Systems Admin.

I do that too, present myself, my potential, and of course my willingness to serve.

Sadly, I have not found not one company willing to give me that chance.

I go to agencies, govt offices, I feel I can do better than those encoders at DFA or NSO who often make mistakes in data entry. I can do great things if only given an opportunity, just someone believing in me.

[Metz]

I do that too, present myself, my potential, and of course my willingness to serve.

Sadly, I have not found not one company willing to give me that chance.

I go to agencies, govt offices, I feel I can do better than those encoders at DFA or NSO who often make mistakes in data entry. I can do great things if only given an opportunity, just someone believing in me.

keep on checking bai.
we cant limit our success to a few Nos. mao jud ni ako nakat-onan sa sales

happy hunting and kaya rana nimo.

[kuyabog]

keep on checking bai.
we cant limit our success to a few Nos. mao jud ni ako nakat-onan sa sales

happy hunting and kaya rana nimo.

thanks for the encouragement bai. di lang malikayan ang disappointments lang..and it is sad that people easily pass judgment.

[Metz]

thanks for the encouragement bai. di lang malikayan ang disappointments lang..and it is sad that people easily pass judgment.

mao.

My career involves financial products and recruitment.
We have a system that major companies like Ayala, Unionbank, DMCI, CrownAsia, Major Investment firms, Life insurance, and NonLife insurance trust. They will not partner with us if naay chance madaot ila name.

Once makadungog na ug recruitment ug licensing fee, parehaon dayon mi sa fly by night networking companies and mo close na ila mind.

Hinoon, investing takes vision. it's not our loss, we just need to persevere and find people with the right mindset.

[walker]

I know how this feels like. I came from a different background and experience. I have never been successful seeking chances in the civilian world. My resume shows I can handle much more complicated systems and scenarios, but HRs are either blind or mentally deficient to see the person in a curriculum vitae...or are so afraid to gamble with me.

[EightEqualsD]

I think mas lisud mu sud sa IT industry if your working in a call center... preha nko sauna gikan kog CC nya ni apply kog IT company gi ingnan ko na i dont have the skills daw... luckily naay other company na ni dawat nako ^_^ just pray hard lng bro heheh

[BiKho]

hmmm TS pareha jud tag problem ron...i want to work sa akong field napud...been working in a call center for almost five years, originally i don't have plans of staying this long man unta...ke plano nako moresign after nako skul then moconcentrate sa akong field...recently lang naay event na nakaparealize nako na dapat mangita nakog better options...but but but everytime mo ana ko na moresign ko, a lot of people would say nah no kay sayang i'm earning a lot na daw and if mo shift kog field i won't be earning that much....mao na until now nalilibog pa me...

[chrisangel]

Yep, mao jud! yaw sa balhin unless naa njud ka kablhinan...

if your planning to apply in another company. file nlng ug vacation leave...

kana praktical pud na para nako...

[Scott Bernard]

Let me share an interview experience I had with a foreign employer recently.

It was a job in my field but different from my previous job description. It is like I was shooting rifles, and here I was applying for a position shooting pistols. But still the same shooting and hitting targets. (analogy ra na ha, I dont shoot in real life, hehe)

The guy explained, most employers nowadays, rarely give chances for people wanting to change fields of work. With tight budgets, less is alloted for training these people. Most if not all companies want people who can hit the ground running so to speak.

For those who are able to shift fields of occupation and are successful, consider yourselves lucky and fortunate. You have a kind employer who sees your worth beyond that paper called a resume.

Otherwise, life is a dead end, you are stuck with what you have and live with it.

I agree! Ako gani, prior to my present job, I worked at an RnD company. Although it was pretty well related to my job, I felt that I was far more better than what my previous company could offer to me. So I put my words into action. Luckily, I was hired by a better company, very much in line with my profession and even exposes me into various fields of engineering, with better compensation of course.

So, my advice for those who want to change jobs, especially for those who are currently working in a company that is not related to their profession, you can still make a U-Turn while its still early. The more you stay with that company, the lesser you have a chance to do it. But if you think you are not qualified, then take short term courses if necessary. If badly needed, then your heart beats for it, take a new college degree which suits your desired profession.

[kuyabog]

I agree! Ako gani, prior to my present job, I worked at an RnD company. Although it was pretty well related to my job, I felt that I was far more better than what my previous company could offer to me. So I put my words into action. Luckily, I was hired by a better company, very much in line with my profession and even exposes me into various fields of engineering, with better compensation of course.

So, my advice for those who want to change jobs, especially for those who are currently working in a company that is not related to their profession, you can still make a U-Turn while its still early. The more you stay with that company, the lesser you have a chance to do it. But if you think you are not qualified, then take short term courses if necessary. If badly needed, then your heart beats for it, take a new college degree which suits your desired profession.

asa ka nga RnD bro, basin pwede ko didto? does it has anything to do with engineering? my pm is open

i have worked for a living, i just feel that i love to live for working..kana bitaw murag the work loves you and you love the work back. dili kay working lang for the sake of having a salary.