by reynz on June 18, 2010
If you’re looking for a job in the United States, been sending out application letters, CV’s and resume’s, one more headache you’d be facing is an unwritten rule that unemployed need not apply. Apparently, there are companies and recruiters that are increasingly interested only in applicants who already have a job. Weird? Well, industry experts [...]
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by reynz on March 29, 2009
Admiration for China Who would not have an admiration for China? With their ancient civilization that continues to awe everyone of us to their meteoric rise as one global economic power capable of dictating our food on the table. One thing I like from them is how effective their anti-corruption is. They hang them. Sure [...]
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by reynz on February 5, 2009
Busy bird I have been quite busy these days. I had a number of phone interviews from Portland, Las Vegas, New Orleans and Boston. This Monday, I was out on the road as early as 3:00am, catching a very early flight to Atlanta, Georgia, for a scheduled interview in the morning. From there, I had [...]
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by reynz on January 21, 2009
Calm down! Alright peeps! Calm down! Trust me, you don’t want me to give you some pagkahigpit-higpit na hugs and kisses! This blog is not owned by azucarera leche flan de filipinas. I don’t have any chocolates for you kundi blunt asphalt cookies. But these are the news that I am reading aujourd’hui. Karon. Right [...]
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by reynz on January 10, 2009
What’s the buzz? President-elect Barack Obama wants a stimulus bill on his desk by mid-February, putting negotiations on a fast track. But the economic recovery plan are facing a barrage of criticism from some Senate Democrats. Key measures like the plan’s tax breaks were a return to “trickledown” economics. Sen. Tom Harkin, a Democrat from [...]
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