I’ve been getting this question more times now than ever. Let’s try to get to the bottom of things by answering these 3 questions: Will it affect your chances? Why could it? What can you do about it? 

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Our letter sender has a supportive boss, awesome team members, and a well-paying job, but she still feels unmotivated. Let’s talk about motivation and what you can do when you feel bad when everything else seems great in this podcast episode.

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I’ve had so many people ask me this question and I’ve always hesitated to give a definitive answer. Let’s take a deep dive into whether it’s something you should do and how it can play a role in whether you’d get hired or not.

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When it comes to proving that you are tech savvy, it’s always better to show than tell. These tips will help your resume stand out from the crowd and prove that you can adapt with the times. Do these for your next job application and it can help you get hired. 

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The last few minutes of the job interview can be really awkward. Here are 3 things you should say before saying goodbye to help make sure they remember you in a good way.

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Are you willing to work from home? Are there opportunities waiting for you? How can you stand out and get hired? Let’s ask MDI Novare’s Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), Mai de Guzman about what it takes to build your career from wherever you may be.

Learn more about MDI Novare’s Career Opportunities here: https://careers.mdi.net.ph/

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If you can’t see yourself in that role for the rest of your professional life, it may be time to leave. But before you file your resignation, here are three things that can help set yourself up for success. 

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Money? A promotion? Bonuses? Let’s talk about how you can answer this question truthfully and still leave the interviewer wanting to hire you

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Description: Most companies have newbies go through training. And, yes. It’s a lot like being back in school with heavier and real-life consequences. Here are 3 tips to make sure that they remember you (in a good way ha!). 

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Do you need a degree to be successful as a creative? How important is a portfolio? What can you do to stand out and get more gigs as a creative? Let’s ask the creative director of Linya-Linya, Ali Sangalang, for advice.

Check out the special Linya-Linya X Lyqa Maravilla shirt here: https://www.linyalinya.ph/collections/new-designs/products/lyqamaravillaAnd don’t forget to use the discount code I mentioned in the episode

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