this is the same challenge you wil face if you do traditional business... more than pa sa plite ug kaon ang investment.....Originally Posted by coolbiz
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07-16-2009, 10:03 PM #51C.I.A.
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07-16-2009, 11:29 PM #52C.I.A.
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Financial Industry na business is crises proof.
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07-17-2009, 12:21 AM #53Junior Member
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Originally Posted by terces
I'll give you a tip kung paano mo makikilala ang mga networkers.. 1st may mga dalang clearbook.. 2nd medyo formal manamit then 3rd madaming style na ginagamit para makipag-usap sa ibang tao.. iba-ibang approach, they build rapport hanggang ang topic ay mapunta sa trabaho then hanggang dahan2x kang imimindset o dadalhin sa topic na business. Ito yung "PUSAKAL" APPROACH kapag di nila kilala ang tao.
Yung iba naman kapag kakilala na nila they're using white lies para lang mabitbit ka sa ilang venue kung asa sila magconduct sa BOM o Business Opportunity Meeting. Moingon nga naay bday adtuan or kung unsa pa nga mga rason basta mabitbit ka lang nila...
pang 4th na tip...naka kotse
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07-17-2009, 12:28 AM #54Elite Member
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No..I don't think so... Originally Posted by smartkid
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07-17-2009, 12:38 AM #55Senior Member
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why do think so bro? please explain why this is so... Originally Posted by lorenzoleo
Last edited by jabez_rmc; 07-17-2009 at 12:44 AM.
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07-17-2009, 12:44 AM #56Elite Member
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na wrong post ni xa bro..it should be on the other thread. Originally Posted by jabez_rmc
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07-17-2009, 01:37 AM #57Junior Member
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mao na advantage sa mga work at home brod kay la gyud kay gastuhan kaayo. dili na ko mo plete para mo trabaho etc.... Originally Posted by terces
Maayo na dah kay walay labhunon...
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07-17-2009, 08:14 AM #58Senior Member
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mao jud walay labhonon, walay ligo2x hahahha... nya kuryente ra og internet ang bayra around 1,800php (1,000php internet and 800php for electricity used sa computer) Originally Posted by coolbiz
na-a may nasaag na financial industry na business kay crisis proof...
anyways back to the topic, thanks terces sa tips para masakpan na ne ang mga networkers sa ila styles hehehe. regarding nakakotse? na-ay uban wala, basin na-a pud uban huwam ra og kotse para na-ay pangdani sa gi-recruit...saun.
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07-17-2009, 08:22 PM #59Senior Member
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Originally Posted by coolbiz
Yah you're right, homebased gyud. Sige I'll try to researched kung unsa man ang mga small businesses nga pwede i-homebased.
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07-17-2009, 08:31 PM #60C.I.A.
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There is no Financial Industry kung walay kwarta nag tuyok. Mawala ra cguru na na industry kung wala nay activites ang kalibutan. Originally Posted by jabez_rmc
Money is the basic need sa society. Better learn about Financial Industries, why even crises or no crises they are still growing?. Banks are just part of Financial Industry. Insurance companies are also part of FInancial Industries. (Himu man gani ug bagong building ang Insular Life bisan crises). Hehehe! Sounds Ironic but it true.
The term "Financial Crises" is just a living myth. Balance ra gihapon na do you know why?
If naay country mu exprience ug FInancial crises, naay country na mu experience ug surplus.
Toyok2x ra ng kwarta sa kalibutan but mostly nato wala na educate about ana.
Better educate your selves about law of supply and demand. Hehehe!
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