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Hometown Romance Ep. 6, is it already uploaded?

Hello guys! I just want to ask, if is there any delays in Hometown Romance? Or is the Ep 6 already uploaded? As far as I know they’re releasing new episodes every friday of the week, am I right?

I WANNA WATCH IT NAAAA 😭

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u/Anonymous_Author09 — 6 days ago
▲ 4 r/JobsPhilippines+1 crossposts

As a first-time job seeker and fresh graduate with little to no interview experience, I have a question that I’ve been really curious about.

Is it actually required or expected to speak in full English during job interviews?

I understand that if you’re applying to foreign companies or jobs abroad, English is usually necessary. I also get that it depends on the company and even the interviewer/HR. And yes, speaking English can create a good impression and sound more professional, but at the same time, I don’t think language alone defines intelligence or skills.

What about local or domestic companies? Or roles that are open even to high school graduates, even if the applicant is a college degree holder?

In those cases, is it acceptable to speak in Tagalog or Taglish during interviews? Or is full English still generally expected?

Personally, I’m more comfortable expressing myself in Tagalog or Taglish. Not because I can’t speak English, but because I can explain my thoughts more clearly and naturally in my first language. And I believe being able to express yourself properly and authentically in an interview also matters.

Would really appreciate insights, especially from HR people or those with hiring experience. Thanks!

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u/Anonymous_Author09 — 13 days ago