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[HIRING] Chatters & Chat Managers (Remote | No Calls)

We’re expanding and looking for Chatters and Chat Managers to join our team.

Chatters:

• Handle conversations (text only)

• Build connection & drive sales

• Follow scripts + upsell

Chat Managers:

• Lead 10–15 chatters

• Track performance & improve results

• Coach team & hit revenue targets

Requirements:

• Good English & communication

• Sales-driven mindset

• Reliable internet

• (Managers) leadership experience

Compensation:

• Chatters: Biweekly pay + bonuses

• Managers:

– $1500 (Month 1)

– $2000 (Month 2)

– $2000 + commission (Month 3+)

• Remote work + growth opportunity

For chatter position, click here to apply!

For chat manager position, click here to apply!

Feel free to send message for more details and queries regarding the job post.

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u/Miserable_Line9402 — 12 days ago
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SMC job hiring

Hello meron ba dito nag try sa san miguel corp? After magpasa ng mga requirements gaano katagal kayo nabigyan ng JO and ng date ng start? Thank you in advance😊

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u/Slow_Rooster4599 — 12 minutes ago
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i turned down my first ever job offer today. :(

Hi! (M/23) I’m a fresh soon to be a graduate IT student. Right after my internship as a web developer, I immediately hunt for jobs that could possibly help me start off my tech career.

But unfortunately, it’s true that the market nowadays was so saturated. Even yung mga entry level jobs ay hahanapan ka ng experience. So, it’s been almost a month since I finished my internship wala padin akong J.O na aligned sa career goal ko. That’s why I upskilled and built a portfolio showcasing my skills and what I can offer. Ang gusto kong career ko in the next few years ay nasa Cloud or Cyber Security landscape ako.

So, I applied to many companies that have the potential of hiring me even with no experience. May mga nag invite naman for initial interviews but they rejected me din. So, I tried my luck sa isang BPO company (Foundever) located in Makati. I passed the assessments and invited me for an interview. But ayun, nagulat ako na ang inaaplyan ko ay TSR. but nung nasa meeting na ako, the recruiter said na I will be assigned sa CSR and travel account siya. Inisip ko na for the experience nalang, para may mailagay din ako sa resume ko. Kaya sabi ko, sige go push natin. They offered me a ₱19,000 as my basic salary. Wala gaanong perks and benefits. The reason why I also turned down the offer is because it’s a full onsite working setup. I’m living in the province, so I will be renting pa + other necessities + I also need to support my family. So baka walang matira sakin. Also the job doesn’t excites me, so baka di din ako mag excell sa job ko knowing na perf based ang incentives and I’m under 6 months probationary palang, so baka they might terminate my contract lang din. I don’t want to do a job na alam kong di ko din maeenjoy and I might just suffer in the long run.

Ayun, that’s why I turned down the offer. I was a bit sad too kasi it was my first job offer and I feel like I rejected an opportunity that came my way. Adulting sucks nga talaga.

Anyway, baka may job opening sa inyo na Dev/QA/Cybersec. Please help a struggling first time job hunter. Please refer me and help me land my first tech job. Employment dust to me! Soon!

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u/Excellent-Fishing629 — 14 hours ago

Badly want to resign

I’ve been feeling fatigued lately bc of work. 2.9 years na ako sa current job ko, pero lately mas nararamdaman ko na yung challenge ng commute kasi full onsite kami. We can’t even request a WFH setup even though possible naman siya sa line of work ko.

Aside from that, my role is very different na from what I applied for. The company expects us to be “flexible” as in gagawin mo yung tasks na hindi naman aligned sa role mo, and feeling ko wala na akong career growth.

Gusto ko na sana magpasa agad ng resignation. What’s holding me back lang is hindi pa ako nakakahanap ng lilipatan kasi hindi pa ako nag-start mag-apply. My friends advise me na 'wag muna mag-resign hangga't walang kapalit, which is understandable esp in this economy.

But at the same time, the more na pumapasok ako, the more na nass-tress ako. In terms of finances, I’m very grateful na hindi ako obligated mag-abot sa parents ko and they even insist na ipunin ko na lang yung income ko. I feel guilty because I know many people endure worse, but ayun I’ll be applying naman as soon as possible and I don’t want to prolong my unemployment for months. Plano ko maghanap ng WFH or hybrid ang setup.

Has anyone else experienced this situation?

What’s the best move that I should do and would it be better to resign na even if wala pa akong nahahanap na work?

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u/specialpiaya — 5 hours ago
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How to be grateful and happy?

About me: Entering my 30s and recently employed after two years of unemployment. My position is entry-level, and I earn ₱16,000 monthly.

My question is, how do I stop checking out the grass on the other side? I prayed so hard for this job because two years of unemployment was draining me mentally and financially. But now that I got the job, I feel worthless because my salary is low.

Doesn't help na minsan nagbabasa ako dito sa Reddit and people are saying na ambaba ng sahod nila when it's way more than what I make. There are people here on Reddit younger than me na mas mataas ang sahod and I just end up feeling bad for myself. I avoid reading posts here involving salary kasi parang self harm.

Ewan. Feeling ko ang useless ko. Parang I'm not proud of my job. Na hurt ako lalo when I opened up to my mom and she said "Parang janitor sahod mo ah."

Right now, iniisip ko na lang na kahit ganito lang ang sahod ko, at least I have a job. Siguro better nalang ang ganito kesa sa two years na wala akong work no?

Hoping to hear tips on how to be happy and grateful sa low paying job.

PS If possible please wala lang sanang advice like "Change company." or "Apply somewhere else." Believe me it was hard for me to find a job so hoping hindi muna ito gawing option.

Thanks a lot!

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u/TheMariyas — 23 hours ago
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Accenture is hiring

ACCENTURE IS HIRING!

POSITION: Customer Service Representative

✔️ Laptop Provided

✔️ Monthly Internet Allowance

✔️ Meal and Transportation Allowance for RTO

✔️ HMO Provided on first day (With 2 free dependents!)

✔️ Retirement Plan

✔️ And many more!

Qualifications:

\* Open to College Graduates with or without experience

\* Open to HS and SHS graduates and undergrads with 6 months BPO Experience

Additional: Team lead, Trainer, Back Office, PHRN USRN, Content Moderators, Bilinguals and IT positions are available as well.

Link on my bio for referrals. Can also fill out here to apply. https://forms.gle/R9VDhnee9ovJcsB7A

u/gbaddic — 20 hours ago

Looking for a part time job as a minor student

I'm a student (minor), and I'm looking for a part-time job because I badly need it due to financial problems. Are there any places that accept minors? And what should I put in my resume to increase the chances of being hired? And ano ano po mga possible na itanong nila sa interview?

Please i hope someone answer

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u/Complex-Breath-6165 — 13 minutes ago

[HIRING] Sales Executive - Pasig

Qualifications:

- 1- 2 years of Experience  in Sales
- Willing to Attend Meetings with Client and Customers
- Willing to do Field Work (Most of the time)
- Graduate of any Business Course

SALARY RANGE: To be discussed

WORK LOCATION: Ortigas

WORK SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm

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u/justastupidano — 37 minutes ago

[HIRING] Accounting Staff - Pasig

Qualifications:

- Accounting / Accountancy graduate 
- 1-2 Years of experience in accounting 
- With Experience in Payroll, Invoice and Processing of Government Permits 
- Willing to do Bank Errands
- Candidates must be familiar with different tasks of Accounting

Salary: Negotiable 20k - 23k

Work Location: Pasig 

Work Schedule: Monday to Friday

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u/justastupidano — 39 minutes ago

How to improve in English? Help your girl out. Huhu

Helloooo! 27F here. I do have 6 years of experience na in the corporate. I am an achiever since elementary up until college. BUT hindi ako magaling magsalita in English. That's why nahihirapan ako right now to land a job, since they are looking for (of course) someone having English conversational skills. Please help your girl out. Gusto ko na magkawork. How did you improve your skills?

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u/HuckleberryNo2359 — 3 hours ago

🚨 WFH PART-TIME NA HINDI 8 HOURS? 👀

We are currently opening part-time slots for Financial Advisors and Unit Managers under a financial services company.

If you’re looking for a flexible way to earn extra income, this might be worth checking out. 👀

💼 Available Roles

Financial Advisor

  • Assist clients with financial planning
  • Offer insurance and investment solutions
  • Conduct online consultations

Unit Manager (Leadership Track)

  • Recruit and mentor financial advisors
  • Guide and support a growing team

📍 Work Setup

🏠 Work-from-home / Hybrid
⏳ Flexible schedule (around 2–3 hours per day)
📚 Training and mentorship provided
📝 Requires passing a qualifying exam before onboarding

✔ Who Can Apply?

• 4-year course graduates (any program)
• Fresh graduates
• Graduating students
• Career shifters looking for additional income

📌 Basic Requirements

• 21–45 years old
• Bachelor’s degree holder
• PH-based applicants
• Laptop/PC with stable internet connection
• With SSS and TIN
• Willing to undergo training and licensing

📣 FREE Online Career Orientation

We conduct a free online session where we discuss:
• The role and responsibilities
• Compensation structure
• How the system works

No commitment required, you can decide after attending.

💬 Comment “Interested” or send a message to receive the orientation details.

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u/whimff — 1 hour ago

Leaving after 6 weeks only in the comp | 3-day notice — Is that okay?

Hi, I’m planning to resign tomorrow and make this week my last.

I started with a US-based company last February, and on my very first call, my boss was already ranting about the employee I replaced—cursing, being overly blunt, and just unprofessional. Major red flag. Since then, I’ve been uncomfortable working with him due to his mood swings and overall attitude.

Last week of March, I got an offer from a PH-based company that’s a much better fit, so I accepted and I’m starting next week.

I haven’t submitted my resignation yet, but I’m planning to give a 3-day notice (leave by Saturday). There’s also no formal contract—just an email agreement.

Is it okay to leave this quickly, or am I overthinking it?

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u/Sad-Flatworm-5387 — 4 hours ago
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Desperately need work

Pls lf work preferably makati have 6mos exp unemployed na for 4 months di ko alam bakit hirap makahanap now ng makati sites na work. Ayoko na ng malayo kaya ako nag resign sa last work ko. Pass sa alorica, cnx, foundever, and tp kasi grabe baba ng offer di ako mabubuhay jan

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u/kuromischief — 4 hours ago
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meron pa ba?

  1. F. currently working in ubec (j*mc) now looking for a nonvoice or wfh acc yung hindi ka malalagasan ng buhok (eme) benefits and pay is very good (38k to 45k ) pero gusto ko nalang talaga mag nonvoice. I’m afraid to jump to other companies baka sa voice parin ang bagsak ko. Pa refer guys pls nani.

hirap mag transi to VA if all your working life is all about

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u/Next-Owl-8296 — 4 hours ago

Anyone here actually hired a virtual assistant from the Philippines? Trying to figure out if its worth it.

I've been looking into hiring a virtual assistant from the Philippines for the last few weeks and I'm getting a lot of mixed signals. Some people say its the best decision they ever made for their business, other people say they got burned pretty bad.

For context I run a small service business, about 12 clients right now. I'm doing everything myself, emails, scheduling, invoicing, following up on leads. It's maybe 15 to 20 hours a week of pure admin and its killing my ability to actually grow.

I've looked at upwork and onlinejobs ph but honestly the amount of options is overwhelming and I don't know how to tell who's actually good. Rates seem to range from 5 to 15 dollars an hour which is way more affordable than hiring locally but i keep reading about people getting ghosted or quality dropping off after month one.

For those of you who went the virtual assistant Philippines route, what actually worked? Did you hire direct or go through an agency? how long before they were actually useful? any red flags i should watch for?

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u/NeatWrong2775 — 15 hours ago
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Hi guys! We’re hiring in Alphaland Makati | MOA | Mckinley | Alabang | Davao | CDO. Virtual Process ☺️ Open to newbies

📍 Alphaland ( Virtual Process )

-Financial Account - At least 1 year BPO experience in a Financial Account

-Telco Account - No BPO experience required

📍 MOA (Mall of Asia) (Virtual Process)

– Healthcare Account

– Healthcare Account

– Travel Account

📍 McKinley (Virtual Process)

- JPMC ABP – Financial Account - No BPO experience required

-JPMC Fraud – Financial Account- At least 1 year BPO experience

📍 Davao (Onsite Process)

-Telco Account

No BPO experience required

📍 CDO (Onsite Process)

-Telco Account

No BPO experience required

📍 Alabang (Onsite Process)

- Content Moderator

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u/Hotdawg0610 — 3 hours ago

Annoying insurance agents recruiters

Ako lang ba yung nauumay sa mga insurance agents na self-proclaimed “financial advisors” in terms of pangungulit nila for their so-called part time job? Ang dami kasi nagmemessage sa LinkedIn and even sa Facebook. And some of them are even posting sa mga WFH job portals. Dinedma mo na ang message, mangugulit pa rin at may follow up “May I know if you are interested?”

I knew some friends na pumasok sa ganyan for the extra income pero umalis din kasi kumakain ng oras, you’re required to attend this and that so hindi siya totoong flexible, otherwise mapepenalty ka sa manager mo. The pressure na makabenta for the commission and team performance is another story.

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u/Effective_Pattern898 — 3 hours ago

Recruiter/TA here — what do you really want to ask us but never do?🤔

Let’s be real… minsan parang may wall between applicants and recruiters 😅

So I’ll open it up:

Ask me ANTHING about hiring, resume screening, rejections/ghosting, salary offers, etc!

Drop your questions/comments below!!!

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u/UnusualPackage5737 — 24 hours ago
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College instructor looking for a part-time job

Hello!

I am a college instructor looking for a part-time job. I only work for 6 hours then sayang yung extra time ko. I am also living with my parents and I want to move out. Any work recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

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u/Aggressive-Ninja3294 — 3 hours ago
Week