Not sure if this is the right place to post this but I specifically need to identify the place where the price of fish is high and low in real time or daily basis. Thanks!

Hello! I’m planning to enroll in UPD for the MS in Civil Engineering (Structural) program. Since I’m a non UPD graduate, magiging “on probation” pa po yung status ko for the first semester because may prereq (CE 201) pa na need i-enroll. Kaya nakapag decide ako na mag work nalang din muna at the same time.
My potential workplace is going to be in Makati. Kaya po bang maka reliably commute papunta sa campus? I am not from Metro Manila so di ako familiar. I am not sure kasi if ano yung usual mode of delivery ng mga graduate subjects sa ICE, and I’m afraid I might constantly be late to class if F2F sila. Can anybody share their thoughts on this? Understanding lang ba mga ICE profs sa mga working students?

Hellu! I want to try my luck here!
A few things about myself:
• 160 cm, curvy girl (yep I’m more on the fat side) • Premed student • lives in metro manila • likes watching anime and kdrama • I love listening to music! • Introvert • Pro choice and also a kakampink • hobbies are reading books, and watching sitcoms • Agnostic
Some details about you:
• Preferably >5’7 • Around my age lang • Political standing matters so no to apologists and BBM fanatics • Chinitos? Pero okay lang if hinde

These days, if you're low maintenance, independent, used to being alone, or saying no to invitations, you're apparently seen as "nonchalant" in today's generation. I don't have any real 'friends' for these reasons. However, no one's truly alone in this world; somewhere out there, there's someone just like you and who'll appreciate you just as you are.
About me:
• 'nonchalant' guy
• an introvert by nature
• a decent person with standards
• open to calls or chats
• chronically online, mostly at home
• not a gamer; more into watching/music (may get into gaming at some point, but not a priority for me rn)
• a simple individual with simple interests and hobbies (not one for expensive or lavish hangouts/activities)
• not into most pop culture or social media
• 5'7, lean, normal bmi
• from upper qc area
About you:
• you're similar, like-minded, or fit most if not all of the criteria above
• (important) must be from qc or upper metro manila area
That's about all for now. If you come across my post, please do send a short yet decent intro.

Went to Bank Bar & The Backroom and love them both!

hello! i'm in a wlw relationship and almost 2 years na kami ng partner ko. i (23F) just graduated from college last year and currently working while my partner (21F) is on her 3rd year sa college. nung nagsstart, halos 5-8 times a month kami magkita but these past few months, 1-2 times nalang per month. so our usual dates ay coffee shop near her house like 15 mins walk away from her house. either coffee shop or sa school niya sa katipunan (for context: hindi siya out sa family and lagi siyang hinahanap. best option for us to meet is either coffee shop place near her house para madali umuwi or school niya para ma-excuse sa family na late siya makakauwi bc of school work)
hatid-sundo ko siya for 1 1/2 years ng relationship and laging ganun yung setup and im getting tired of it na lately. well at first, okay lang sakin but habang tumatagal hindi na rin pala nagiging okay on my end. im the type of person na gusto kong lumalabas kahit maglakad lang tayo, jogging, going to new places, basta nakikita kita, may physical interaction. while her, she's a homebody and gusto niya lang sa bahay lang. gusto ko ng ibang type of date dahil medyo nauumay na nga ako sa same coffee shops lang kami every time.
may mga ilang dates din naman na napunta kami sa ibang lugar but within metro manila lang din kaso super tagal nung pagitan nung mga dates na yun. i did mention din na hatid-sundo ko siya, but before yun nung hindi pa siya marunong mag drive. now, nakakapag drive na siya on her own and as someone na may mga dream date rin or gusto ng act of service/quality time, gusto ko rin sana puntahan niya ako. im 20-30 mins drive away from her house and away from her university, along the way pa ako. kung commute naman, 3 stations away lang from MRT station near her house.
i've tried communicating what i want, kung anong pwedeng gawin for a date na most of them is outside and medyo malayo like rizal or tagaytay area, ako lahat nagpplano. no problem naman sa car kasi ako naman mag ddrive and since working naman na ako, ako naman yung sasagot so wala namang financial issue (kahit nung nagsstart palang kami, ako naman na sumasagot ng dates namin most of the time since nag working student ako).
this has been an issue in the relationship for months already. ilang beses ko na siyang nararaise na mag take naman siya ng initiative, na gusto kong puntahan niya man lang sana ako since hindi naman ako ganun kalayo or ituloy namin yung sinusuggest kong dates sakanya. kaso ang nangyayari, laging wala kaming napupulot na resolution. mag sosorry lang siya and ipapaintindi niya lang sakin na yun lang yung kaya niyang ibigay for now dahil nga strict family niya, hindi siya out, mabigat acads niya (she's studying in a prestigious univ in katip, kayo nalang mamili kung ano doon).
naffrustrate ako sa end ko kasi i dont feel loved, i dont feel seen kasi yung mga ginagawa namin is hindi naman yun yung mga interests ko, hindi naman yun yung mga gusto kong gawin. i dont like the feeling na bumabalik na naman ako sa struggles ko nung first wlw relationship ko. btw, pang 3rd girlfriend ko na siya and 1st girlfriend naman niya ako. so right now, finals season niya like madugong season talaga. hindi ko na alam gagawin ko, i wanna keep her, i wanna keep the relationship pero nahihirapan ako sa ganitong situation. paano ba to? adjust nalang talaga ako and intindihin ko nalang hanggang sa makagraduate? hahaha

Anyone have experience using these? Want to try them out and eventually invest in them for my family if they're any good.
User feedback appreciated!
Or if you have any other recommendations, please tell. I have a Samsung phone and an ipad as well.
Also, usage would be in Metro Manila.

My list.

1. Greenhills
2. Malls

Bka may suggest pa kayo guys please po malaki tulong po ito sakin.

My list.

1. Greenhills
2. Malls

Bka may suggest pa kayo guys please po malaki tulong po ito sakin.

Sunday 19th May

• Flew on BA5 from Heathrow to Haneda. It started with a chauffeur pickup from my house and departure courtesy of Heathrow VIP in the Windsor Suite. I was there for about 90 minutes enjoying a light brunch. Then was swiftly lead through the private security room to my awaiting BMW which drove me across the upfront to gate C66.
• The purser met me on the jetbridge and escorted me to my seat 2K. Unfortunately due to a loose engine cowling we taxied halfway towards 09R and had to turn back for the engineers to check on stand. We were delayed for about 2 hours, but made up most of the time in-flight!
• The cabin crew this flight were phenomenal. Even though I have no status, my order was taken 1st (the cabin was full). The food was delicious although the fish could have done with a small jug of that sweet sauce!
• On landing the captain invited me up to the flightdeck for a few photos.
• Haneda had no lines (which I was very worried about) and was through immigration, baggage claim and customs in a few minutes.
• When I arrived at my hotel, I discovered I left my headphones on my seat. Luckily a quick email later and lost property found it and posted it to my hotel

Monday 20th May

• After arriving at Haneda, it only took about 10 minutes to get through immigration, baggage claim and customs.
• After dropping off my suitcase at Yamato luggage service, I headed to Haneda Airport Garden to get some lunch. My 1st meal in Japan was a delicious bowl of unagi (eel) at Unagi Yondaime Kikukawa.
• I then took the metro, which was very easy, to my hotel. I had already setup a Suica card on ht phone beforehand and topped it up using my Revolut Visa.
• Upon arriving at the Palace Hotel Tokyo, I was escorted up to the Club Lounge to complete check-in procedures. I was offered a welcome drink of fruit tea and a small sweet and hot towel. I was then shown to my room ( a Club King with Balcony).
• I rested in my room until dinner which I had at the hotel restaurant Wadakura. I opted for Japanese-style rolled omelet, Grilled sablefish with sweet miso and Matcha ice cream.

Tuesday 21st May

• After an early start and breakfast at the hotel Grand Kitchen, I had a private whole day walking tour.
• Managed to bash out a few big ticket items ... fire ceremony at Fukagawa Buddist temple, Nazu Shrine, Senso-ji Temple and Menji Jingu Shriine. Senso-Ji Temple was crowded but bearable, no more then a busy shopping mall in London. Yukiko, the guide, was excellent and knowledgeable.
• Lunch: Sobagokoro
• Returned back to hotel to rest. My luggage had arrived and was delivered to my room.
• Dinner: Sapporo Uogashi 57 Sushi Tokyo Station

Wednesday 22nd May

• Breakfast at the Club Lounge (on a sunny day I recommend taking it out on the terrace).
• Morning at Imperial Palace Gardens with audio tour.
• Then came back to my room for a rest and bought a few pastries from the hotel's bakery.
• Lunch at Yakiniku Like Jimbocho. Fun experience cooking your own meat but it ended up being a bit chewy.
• Came back to my room to freshen up.
• Shibuya Sky in the afteroon - definitely worth a visit but make sure you book well in advance. Took a little bit of time to find the entrance from Shibuya Station. Amazing views!
• Ramen Tour. Had the best ramen of my life and learnt a lot. Plus great to go into small ramen shops were I would be too scared too normally. Just myself and one other solo traveller.

Thursday 23rd May

• As I had to get up at 5am I had breakfast of some of the pastries I bought in my room.
• Morning fish market & sushi class. Amazing experience at both Toyosu and Tsukiji fish markets normally off-limits to the public. Then went to the chef's restaurant where I learned to prepare the fish we just bought and turn it into sushi. The chef was very kind and knowledgeable. But even though this was meant to be a group tour, I was the only one who booked.
• Returned to my room for a rest.
• In the afternoon was the police museum tour and met some friends for dinner.
• Got back to my hotel and forwarded luggage to Osaka.

Friday 24th May

• Up early at 4am. Checked Mt Fuji weather and it looked very promising. Breakfast of bakery snacks in my room.
• 04:59 Tokyo station (Marunouchi North Exit) - 06:10 Takao station (JR Chuo Rapid)
• 06:30 Takao station - 07:06 Otsuki station (JR Chuo Main)
• 07:24 Otsuki station - 08:05 Shimoyoshida Station (Fujikyuko Line)
• Brilliant hike through Arakura Sengen Park up to Arakurayama Summit. Even though I was there very early, there were still a bunch of loud tourists. Not sure where they cam from as they didn't take the train.
• Lunch at a small mom and pop place.
• Afternoon tea at A Happy Pancake Ginza.
• Returned to hotel for rest and was lazy so dinner was room service (wagu burger).

Saturday 25th May

• Breakfast in Club Lounge.
• National Tokyo Museum.
• Ate delicious pork tonkotsu in museum cafe.
• Walked up to Tennōji Temple then tried soy dango at Habutae Dango Main Shop. Wasn't a huge fan and pefer the sweeter colored dango (white, pink, green ones).
• Akahabara: Super Potato and Bic Camera (spent way too long in there!). It was hard to tell between girls wearing school uniform and actual schoolgirls!
• Dinner at Aman Hotel (amazing beef curry).

Sunday 26th May

• Breakfast in Club Lounge.
• Travel to Osaka. First time on bullet train. Comfortable, quiet and spacious.
• Visited Osaka Castle. But had to wait about 30 mins at the metro station for a locker to become free. Quick visit to Osaka castle and skipped ticket queue by purchasing ticket online. Nice view from top but very very crowded with lots of pushing and shoving.
• Checked into the Conrad Osaka (King Exec Corner Room). Very impressive views. Luggage had already arrived.
• Foot treatment in hotel spa (amazing views of the city).
• Dinner in the hotel in C Grill.

Monday 27th May

• Breakfast in hotel. Good choice in buffet plus a la carte dishes.
• Nara half day walking tour. Unable to book special train so had to take local one. Was with another Italian couple. Excellent half day walking tour of the must-see sights plus a delicious lunch. As I didn't have much time, this is a great way to see the temples and deer (Kofuku-ji Temple 5 Stories Pagoda, Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga Grand Shrine).
• Traditional Nara lunch at Kotoya.
• Dinner with friends.

Tuesday 28th May

• Breakfast in hotel.
• Universal Japan. Unfortunately most rides closed because of heavy rain. Entrance queue was about 20 mins. Made straight for Jaws, no queue. Mario Strawberry shortcake was delicious. Super Nintendo World - 15 mins queue. Mario Kart - 30 mins queue even with express pass. Yoshi - about 10 mins queue. Cafe - 40 mins queue. Food, especially dessert was decent for a theme park.
• Waterworld show cancelled all day.
• Hippogriff closed. Forbidden Journey was fun but got motion sick (20 mins queue). Tried butter beer and macaroni cheese after queuing at Three Broomsticks for 30 mins. Beer was very maple syrupy. Problem with restaurant there was no seats. So had to wait while my food was getting cold to get a seat. Got a wand.
• No dinner.

Wednesday 29th May

• Breakfast snack in room from 7-11. Forwarded luggage to Kyoto.
• I went to Ghibli Park today from Osaka. I was very worried about the travel there but it all went smoothly, apart from the Higashiyama Line being so crowded there was a long queue into the station. I got to the Park about 09:45 and headed straight for Valley of the Witches. There was a queue and I got in about 10:10.
• This part took around 1 hour to get around. The highlight was going inside the castle. Tip: skip the bakery line by going straight to the cart to the side where there’s no queue.
• At 11:00 I headed straight for the Warehouse, another queue and I got in about 11:15. I went straight to the cinema to see an exclusive shirt which was cute. Skipping the huge line to no face, I went straight into the exhibition. But as a solo traveller I didn’t feel confident taking photos. Then went to eat just after midday. There was about a 10 min queue and I ordered the miso cutlet pizza and passion fruit soda float. I had to wait another 10 mins for a seat while my food got cold. I complained to the staff but there was nothing they could do. I tried eating while standing up but was told off. After lunch, I walked about the rest of the Warehouse, the adult cat bus was cute and the exhibition room which some of the sets had very realistic plastic food, shame no photos.
• Around 13:00 I hiked to the Forest. Only spent about 10 mins there viewing the house. As this is my favorite film I was disappointed with there being little to do. I wish there was a forest maze or something.
• Had a brief pit stop at the tea house which was relaxing and peaceful.
• Then saw the rest of the areas, they are quite small so only spent about 10-15 mins in each.
• I headed to the station about 15:30 making some purchases at the shop on the way. FYI the outside shop has a small Totoro with leaf, while the Warehouse shop doesn’t. The Witches shop has a soft small Jiji cat.
• The most time was spent walking between areas and there’s precious little shade so I needed plenty of short rest stops.
• Rest at hotel.
• Dinner at Icharan Dontonbori (queued for about 10 mins). Walked around and saw temple kitties at Hozen-ji Temple.

Thursday 30th May

• Checked out of hotel.
• Breakfast on the bullet train to Hiroshima. Upon arriving, luckily found a large room full of lockers to leave my bag. Took sightseeing bus to the Peace Museum.
• Visited the Peace Museum this morning. Arrived at 09:30 and got straight in. Hired the audio guide which I highly recommend. Unfortunately the museum itself was chock full of school groups making it like Disneyworld. The museum is meant to be quite a profoundly moving and challenging viewing but any introspection or trying to take my time to appreciate the exhibits fully was impossible as it was too cramped and crowded. I was just swept along with the sea of people. People (both foreigners and locals) need to learn how to conduct themselves in a museum as it was a bit frustrating and took away from the overall experience.
• Went up to the viewing deck of Hiroshima Orizuru Tower. A bit pricey but fantastic views of the dome.
• Lunch at Ootoya Hiroshima Hondori Branch. The mackerel lunch set was exactly what I was looking for and the staff was super helpful. The matcha soy cheesecake was pretty good and the prices were great.
• Walked to Hiroshima Castle and wet to the top viewing area. Very busy with schoolchildren.
• Then took a bus back to the station.
• After collecting my bag, took the bullet train to Kyoto. Went straight to the Hotel The Mitsui to check-in. Luggage had arrived.
• Dinner room service: burger

Friday 31st May

• Had a lie in this morning.
• Lunch: room service pizza
• Sake Brewery & Tasting Tour. Great tour of the museum and had a fantastic tasting of about 20 different sakes! But even though this was meant to be a group tour, I was the only one who booked.
• Returned to hotel to rest.
• Dinner at Coco Curry and bought few snacks next door at Daily Qanat Izumiya.

Saturday 1st June

• Breakfast of snacks bought last night. Early train to Kibuneguchi Station (not too many people so got a seat) then a short bus ride (luckily was 1st one on as bus became very packed) to Kifune.
• A short walk up to Hirobun. 09:30 joined short queue (about 10 people in front). 10:15 paid at booking desk. I was no 8. 10:30 sat down in waiting area. 10:45 moved to eating area, had 15 mins to eat. Noodles came very quick and I'm a slow eater so had noodles all over the table.
• Afterwards, I hiked over the mountain to Kurama Station (as it was the 1st station I got a seat but the train became very packed later down the line).
• Returned to hotel for a fantastic 2 hour spa treatment which really helped my aching legs.
• Had a Mos Burger takeaway for dinner.

Sunday 2nd June

• Breakfast of snacks in room.
• I got up very early to get to Fushimi-Inari for 5am. But shrine was busy with people even up to the top, so hard to take photos.
• I hiked about 11 miles from Fushimi-Inari to Keage Station, stopping off at Kiyomizu-dera (which was extremely busy). In between tourist hotspots, I was the only one on the path.
• Matcha tea set at 茶寮 器楽 near Kiyomizu-dera.
• Lunch of ham and cheese sandwich at Keage Coffee Shop.
• Returned to hotel for rest.
• Ramen tour in the evening. This was excellent and the guide was very interesting to talk to as he was a British expat.

Monday 3rd June

• Breakfast Experience in private onsen at hotel. Amazing onsen bath and delicious Japanese style breakfast.
• Forwarded luggage to Tokyo.
• Walking tour of Kyoto (Nijo Castle, Nishi Hogan-ji Temple, Golden Pavilion).
• Dinner at Forni, in the hotel. Delicious food but portions a bit small.

Tuesday 4th June

• Breakfast at hotel.
• Zazen Meditation & tea ceremony experience at Daitoku-ji Temple. A once in a lifetime experience being introduced to zazen meditation by a proper monk and being served light matcha in a tea ceremony in an original wooden tea house. Very thoughtful, intimate & warming environment. Both the monk and our interpreter were very welcoming & friendly. Would recommend to others 10/10 & book again with Wabunka.
• Lunch at Kikukawa (eel) at Kyoto Station.
• Bullet train and check in Palace Hotel. Luggage had been placed in my room.
• Dinner at Zauo Shibuya. Fun to catch the fish and deliciously cooked.

Wednesday 5th June

• Breakfast at hotel
• Quick visit to Dotokuji Temple than Yushukan Museum. Interesting museum but found myself googling bits as a walked around to get better context, as the museum presents information from an interesting perspective.
• Lunch at Yasukuni Yachiyo Shokudo (egg and rice shop specialty).
• Ippodo Marunuchi for a wonderful tea experience.
• Back to hotel for a rest.
• Dinner at Teppaynaki Go in the hotel. Had the best bef I've had in my life (Matsusaka beef filet 100g).
• A quick cheese and cocktail at the hotel bar.

Thursday 6th June

• BA6 from Haneda to Heathrow. One couple in front of me at First class checkin. The First & Business class line was very awkward as I was the only one in it and it merged with everyone else so had to push my way into the queue. Security took only a few minutes but I had to take my shoes off for some reason, even though no-one else did. It was good that I didn't need to take electronics out my bag though.
• JAL First lounge was practically empty even though the First cabin was full. Not sure where all the other passengers went! Highly recommend trying the JAL curry.
• Boarding was somewhat well organised with separate queues for Group 1 and 2. Flight was 2 hours delayed due to a technical fault.
• Had a pleasant crew and delicious food (smocked sea bass, grilled saikyo red snapper, belgian chocolate mouse cake). 2nd meal service after a short nap was grilled chicken ballotine and green tea tiramisu.
• Upon arrival at Heathrow, I was met on the jetbridge by a representative and escorted down to the car on the tarmac. After a short drive to the Windsor Suite, immigration was done in seconds as I handed my passport over to the friendly officer in a window. Then escorted to the suite, had a quick dinner (delicious sea bass) and a BWM i7 chauffeur to home.

Overall thoughts

If you know you are a head-turner, bubbly, and confident about yourself, maybe we can have a wholesome date later. I'll tell you where we are going if you are interested. Basta around Metro lang. Kain and museum date. This is an sfw post.
About me: 29, single, 5'11", moreno, fit, gym-goer, can drive, post grad (big 4), mabango, does not smoke, drinks occasionally, introvert pero talkative if we vibe (INFJ), minsan nerdy, knows a lot of history, and in the world of business and politics, from Rizal, hygienic, and kakampink.
About you: a head-turner, single, 5'2" and above, 23-33, bubbly, maputi or morena, slim to average build, physically active, knows a lot, g sa intelligent or nerdy conversation, cute, simple, smells good, hygienic, and kakampink.
Metro Manila area.
HMU with an intro. Let's get to know each other and see if we vibe. Please let me experience to date a head-turner. Thanks

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Free your time for the things that matter, and leave the rest to me.
Your time is precious, don't spend it on errands! PM for details and conquer your day!
Ps: first time doing this, just really need the money, I'm a nursing student and needs to pay for my tuition fee.

Looking for a Personal Assistant who can run errands for me (cannot be a virtual assistant)
❗️CAN START ASAP❗️
✅Salary range: - Php 10,000 base paid training (1 month) + allowances - Php 18,000 base (succeeding months) (+ driving/snack/transpo allowances & performance incentive) [Negotiable depending on training month’s performance]
✅Key tasks: - Organizing emails - Setting appointments - Creating PowerPoints - Transcribing my notes to excel worksheets - Commuting to and from my residence to work onsite - 3x a week at most (my devices are organization-secured and i cannot share my credentials to be accessed from my device) - Create project time tables that includes all my corporate tasks in one visual presentation
✅Additional tasks: - Run personal errands for me such as scheduling laundry pick ups and booking condo cleaning, getting groceries, and other task of this nature - Filling out forms/applications on my behalf
✅Optional: - additional compensation if you have a valid driver’s license and can drive occasionally
✅Requirements: - at least college graduate, if still in college schedule must be manageable because I will need you to be working alongside myself 3x a week - Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools - Resides within Metro Manila and can travel to and from Mandaluyong/Cainta - Superb attention to detail (i do not like repeating instructions) - RESOURCEFUL and thinks outside the box - [Optional] Has a valid Drivers License
✅Additional perks: - you will be traveling with me, as needed (all expenses paid) - PH Holiday bonus - Christmas bonus
EDIT: Please DM me your resume + Contact Number and Location

Looking for a Personal Assistant who can run errands for me (cannot be a virtual assistant)
❗️CAN START ASAP❗️
✅Salary range: - Php 10,000 base paid training (1 month) + allowances - Php 18,000 base (succeeding months) (+ driving/snack/transpo allowances & performance incentive) [Negotiable depending on training month’s performance]
✅Key tasks: - Organizing emails - Setting appointments - Creating PowerPoints - Transcribing my notes to excel worksheets - Commuting to and from my residence to work onsite - 3x a week at most (my devices are organization-secured and i cannot share my credentials to be accessed from my device) - Create project time tables that includes all my corporate tasks in one visual presentation
✅Additional tasks: - Run personal errands for me such as scheduling laundry pick ups and booking condo cleaning, getting groceries, and other task of this nature - Filling out forms/applications on my behalf
✅Optional: - additional compensation if you have a valid driver’s license and can drive occasionally
✅Requirements: - at least college graduate, if still in college schedule must be manageable because I will need you to be working alongside myself 3x a week - Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools - Resides within Metro Manila and can travel to and from Mandaluyong/Cainta - Superb attention to detail (i do not like repeating instructions) - RESOURCEFUL and thinks outside the box - [Optional] Has a valid Drivers License
✅Additional perks: - you will be traveling with me, as needed (all expenses paid) - PH Holiday bonus - Christmas bonus
EDIT: Please DM me your resume + Contact Number and Location

Could you also please include why and how was the amenities?

Looking for a Personal Assistant who can run errands for me (cannot be a virtual assistant)
❗️CAN START ASAP❗️
✅Salary range: - Php 10,000 base paid training (1 month) + allowances - Php 18,000 base (succeeding months) (+ driving/snack/transpo allowances & performance incentive) [Negotiable depending on training month’s performance]
✅Key tasks: - Organizing emails - Setting appointments - Creating PowerPoints - Transcribing my notes to excel worksheets - Commuting to and from my residence to work onsite - 3x a week at most (my devices are organization-secured and i cannot share my credentials to be accessed from my device) - Create project time tables that includes all my corporate tasks in one visual presentation
✅Additional tasks: - Run personal errands for me such as scheduling laundry pick ups and booking condo cleaning, getting groceries, and other task of this nature - Filling out forms/applications on my behalf
✅Optional: - additional compensation if you have a valid driver’s license and can drive occasionally
✅Requirements: - at least college graduate, if still in college schedule must be manageable because I will need you to be working alongside myself 3x a week - Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools - Resides within Metro Manila and can travel to and from Mandaluyong/Cainta - Superb attention to detail (i do not like repeating instructions) - RESOURCEFUL and thinks outside the box - [Optional] Has a valid Drivers License
✅Additional perks: - you will be traveling with me, as needed (all expenses paid) - PH Holiday bonus - Christmas bonus
EDIT: Please DM me your resume + Contact Number and Location

Looking for a Personal Assistant who can run errands for me (cannot be a virtual assistant)
❗️CAN START ASAP❗️
✅Salary range: - Php 10,000 base paid training (1 month) + allowances - Php 18,000 base (succeeding months) (+ driving/snack/transpo allowances & performance incentive) [Negotiable depending on training month’s performance]
✅Key tasks: - Organizing emails - Setting appointments - Creating PowerPoints - Transcribing my notes to excel worksheets - Commuting to and from my residence to work onsite - 3x a week at most (my devices are organization-secured and i cannot share my credentials to be accessed from my device) - Create project time tables that includes all my corporate tasks in one visual presentation
✅Additional tasks: - Run personal errands for me such as scheduling laundry pick ups and booking condo cleaning, getting groceries, and other task of this nature - Filling out forms/applications on my behalf
✅Optional: - additional compensation if you have a valid driver’s license and can drive occasionally
✅Requirements: - at least college graduate, if still in college schedule must be manageable because I will need you to be working alongside myself 3x a week - Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office tools - Resides within Metro Manila and can travel to and from Mandaluyong/Cainta - Superb attention to detail (i do not like repeating instructions) - RESOURCEFUL and thinks outside the box - [Optional] Has a valid Drivers License
✅Additional perks: - you will be traveling with me, as needed (all expenses paid) - PH Holiday bonus - Christmas bonus
EDIT: Please DM me your resume + Contact Number and Location

Hello po, asking lang. bukod sa San Juan Branch ng LTO, saan pa po kaya malapit magtake ng Exam inside Metro Manila? Thank you po.