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seeking a job opportunity at Robinsons Dumaguete

Discussion in '☋ General Chat ☋' started by jacky b, May 12, 2009.

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  1. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

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    A Grandfather's Word's!

    To True Robert, I heard this many times, I hope it still rings true!

    "Where there is a will, There is a way, Where there is a Way, There is always Hope"

    Good Luck Nikki :wink:

    Jack P. :smile:
     
  2. Knowdafish

    Knowdafish DI Forum Luminary

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    280P a day is EXCELLENT pay for the Philippines, especially in a retail position!

    Experienced construction guys, who in my opinion work much harder, often don't make that much!
     
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    Many retail or food-industry employees are "trained" to tell the mimimum salary or slightly above even to their closest friends (the truth can be uncovered after 2 red horse)

    Having said this, some get the minimum on paper, minus SSS, PhilHealth, Staff Uniform, staff-meals, etc. so the net is somewhere between 100 and 180 Peso a day.
     
  4. SurfinUSA

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    Fwiw, kiosks at Robbinsons run about p16,000 a month. I asked at the corn on the cob place and fruit shake place. The shops against the wall are p21,000/mo.

    Shops in the middle are higher and also pay a monthly percentage.
     
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    My wife would like to know about that course if you have time to get together?
     
  6. nikki

    nikki DI New Member

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    it is almost similar with the management course..it's just that in entrepreneurship you own the business and at the same time you take risks, whereas in management you simply manage :smile: it only depends on you whether you will pursue it :smile:
     
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    thanks... im not saying working in a fastfood chain is bad..im just saying i cant handle a job in a fastfood because im also a student and i have a lot of subjects to take..im prioritizing my studies guys :smile:
     
  8. nikki

    nikki DI New Member

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    hi! :smile: im not saying it is bad..im just asking for another option because i cant handle a job in a fastfood because im also a student...
     
  9. SurfinUSA

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    If you own the business you'll need to know how to manage it..di ba?

    I thought maybe as someone in her 4th year you could give her some insight as to whether the entrepreneur course was worth taking. Since I don't see how they stretch that subject into 4 years?

    If you have time to enlighten her in person, we will buy you lunch.

    (Who said there's no such thing as a free lunch?) :D
     
  10. nikki

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    haha..we'll see... ay basta i still need to look for a job :D. one should always start in the grass roots pra muasenso :smile:
     
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