Attn: Female Cabin Crew Hopefuls

CEBU PACIFIC is Hiring!


I saw their advertisement through Jobstreet while browsing other  job posts: 

Requirements:

• 18-25 years old
• Female at least 5’3” in height
• With weight proportional to height
• With clear complexion, good eyesight and good set of teeth
• College level
• Proficient in Filipino and English
• Willing to be assigned outside of Metro Manila
• Applicants should hold Philippine passport
• Bring along your updated resume with your one recent 2x2 picture.
• Screening is on a first come first serve basis.
• FEMALE: Please come in business attire (preferably sleeveless blouse with blazer and in skirt-below the knee with no stockings), hair in pony tail and in full make-up.

• MANILA Screening: February 13, 2011/Monday
• ** RESUME SUBMISSION & INITIAL PHYSICAL SCREENING ONLY
• Time: 0900H – 1100H
• Venue: Training and Development Center Domestic Road, Pasay City

Source: Jobstreet.com.ph
http://www.jobstreet.com.ph/jobs/2012/2/j/80/3127393.htm?fr=J

All the best to those who will apply! 

NOW

My friend, Bryan, inspired me to blog upon reading his Multiply entry:
There are plenty of thoughts clouding in my mind right now. Even if I just came from Baclaran Church this afternoon, I really can't help but think about the things that are happening to me right now and think about the future. 

It's been two months since I became a BUM. Honestly, I hate being one, though I have nothing against people who does not have work right now like me. This is my choice anyway. Maybe, I'm feeling like this because I am not used to just staying at home, stay in front of my laptop for several hours, watch afternoon shows or start a dvd marathon, etc. etc. I am doing nothing at home except for logging at Jobstreet and putting more time looking for a job that I will like while I am chasing for my dream career. Sometimes, I feel like I'm wasting my time doing nothing but stay at home. What will I do? I mean, our backpay's not with us yet, and it is TAKING SO MUCH TIME!!! I cannot go out that much except for Wednesdays as I already alloted a budget for the novena. I feel like it will be too much if I ask my mom for money so I can hang out anywhere I want to go. 

Sometimes, I can help but feel bad in a way. I may have graduated with honors (but I'm not bragging about this), but I will agree with my friend, Lars, it's just numbers. Today, it doesn't matter where you came from, it's where you're heading. My high school friends also agreed with this. Correct me if I'm wrong readers, it's just my and my friends' opinion. At one point, I have this "what if".,I took up Nursing, maybe I'm in Canada right now, with my aunt who is working in a hospital. I hate "what ifs" because it's a form of regretting. I am well aware that:  we cannot bring back the past, but we can always make our future better. Regrets have no use because we can never turn back the hands of time. 


I am reading PEX everytime I surf the net because it's one way of updating myself on what's going on with other flight attendant hopefuls. I share the same sentiment with everyone who went to the pre-screening is waiting for the golden email - the waiting and the longing we have to endure. I have read that IPAMS will be sending the much awaited email until Saturday. I just don't want to expect and I don't want to think of anything negative about it. I want to put focus on centering God and trusting Him with my career. I can remember my friends telling me, "we expect more from you, not to put pressure on you but, to see you grow more! we want you to grow more", I told Bryan about this, and he said, "just take every opportunity". I know I really have to hold on to that faith I have for so long now, I've been very optimistic during my La Sallian days and I don't want to get that away. I can never give up my optimism because it has sprung from my faith in God. 


My airline applications as of this time are all unsuccessful, quite obvious, because if I have been a successful applicant in the past, I have gone to places already, but it's not the case. I don't know if this is what God wants me to be, again, everything is all about FAITH, if we think we can make it, then we shall act and not just wait. God sees everything and I know, He will give what our heart desires on the right time, just like what Joshua Harris mentioned, The Right thing at the Wrong time is the Wrong thing.

ABS - CBN, KAPAMILYA

A while ago, I got a text message from Jobstreet:

 This was the exact message:

Interview Invitation: You have 1 interview request from ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation. Please check your email.

Okay, I was not expecting that. I did not apply to any position posted by ABS-CBN. I checked my email and read what they sent me.

the screenshot of their email

Another to go or not to go dilemma. If I would say YES to this, I have to re-sched the last day of my driving lessons. If I would say YES, I also have the OPTION to change the date of my interview so that I could finish my lessons on Tuesday. I kept bugging my friends about this, and even my mom. They all said "Why don't you try?". Think. Think. Think. Another opportunity! I knew Lord made this one possible. The saying was right, sometimes, things come unexpectedly and that's what I got today.

None of us knows what the next change is going to be, what unexpected opportunity is just around the corner, waiting a few months or a few years to change all the tenor of our lives. -  Kathleen Norris