JOB HUNTING?

There are too many people who are unemployed in the Philippines despite the growing economy. Over 12 million Filipinos are out of job as of end of 2013 according to an SWS survey. Increasing labor supply outgrows job creation resulting to a worsening unemployment problem. Confronted with this negative situation, Filipinos are still locked up on job hunting. Can we not just stop a while and open up our sights on other avenues?

Pilipino ka ba?

Nasaan man kayo kabayan, sa loob o sa labas ng bansa, baka pwede  kayong magbigay ng sarili nyong kuro kuro tungkol sa education dito sa Pilipinas. Sa ngayon po kasi, ang pagpapaaral sa kolehyo ay napakalaking gastusin na. At kapag nakatapos naman po ay wala pa namang kasiguruhan na makakahanap talaga ng trabaho. Kung

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WHERE IS YOUR MIND LEADING YOU?

Whatever the Mind conceives, the Body will achieve. The mind dictates on the body. When you think that you can, then you can, and when you think that you can’t, you are right, you cannot. The mind is very powerful that it can make or break a man. Beware then of self limiting beliefs like the “I can’t” for they will destroy your chances in life.

WHY IS THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISING IN THE PHILIPPINES?

A recent survey conducted by SWS and IBON Foundation revealed that more than 11 million Filipinos are unemployed as of mid 2013. This number includes only those who are actively seeking employment. Could you imagine how many Filipinos are not earning had these surveys included all the unemployed? Philstar.com published a report stating that over 21% of the unemployed are college graduates. Must be frustrating for the graduates and more so for the parents who spent hundreds of thousands of pesos for their children to finish college.  According to IBON, the Philippines have the worst unemployment rate in East Asia and blame it to the present administration because it has not changed the failed economic policies of past administrations. So where do we go from here? The worst is still to come unless we open our minds and adapt to change which is happening NOW.