What if you don’t have too many compadres to serve as your backers for your job hunting endeavor? Do you feel like resorting to the old way of sending or worse, hand-carrying your 100′s of resumes to offices? Do you know where to go, who to contact or where to surf? Here are some tips: 1. Don’t ignore the bulletin boards. If you used to frequent Nepo Mall just for the sheer pleasure of taking advantage of its AC units, now is high time to stop and read the bulletin posts. The one found just right before the escalator (alternative entrance) is more reader-friendly since it’s shielded from the scorching heat of the sun compared to the one found outside the main entrance. By the way Cyber City Call Center is looking for 500 new … Read entire article »

Here’s the real deal with the pros and cons of your Starbucks and/or Seattle’s Best indulgence: Pros It’s a common notion that coffee stimulates the nervous system, thus is considered an ally for those who burn the midnight oil either studying or working. According to theories, coffee improves the condition of one’s airways, which makes it beneficial for those with asthma. It is also reported to contain antioxidants that can combat free radicals that cause cancers.   So that’s woohoo for the coffee addicts, which includes me by the way. … Read entire article »

If you don’t want to leave your abode and yet would want to get the most of the vacay season, how do you make your home sweet home fulfill your bahay bakasyunan craving? Here are some tips inspired by the Summer Issue of Real Living Magazine April 2006 on how to conjure that summerific getaway feel for your home: Banig is In Wooden floors can be made more cozy with the texture and native designs of banig (native woven grass mats). Now doesn’t that make you feel bad that you chose to buy more edible pasalubongs from your last out of town trip than buy that banig with tribal designs? … Read entire article »