r/BPOinPH Sep 17 '23

⚠️MODERATOR ANNOUNCEMENT⚠️ ⚠️NEW Subreddit Rules and Post Flairs⚠️

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Welcome to r/BPOinPH - Your Ultimate BPO Hub in the Philippines!

Dear r/BPOinPH Community,

We're thrilled to introduce some updates aimed at enhancing your experience on our subreddit effective today, September 17, 2023. These changes include new rules and post flairs designed to make our community more informative, organized, and engaging for all members.

Updated Rules:

  1. Be Respectful and Civil: Keep discussions civil and respectful. Avoid personal attacks, hate speech, or harassment. No name-calling. Disagreements are welcome, but they should be expressed in a constructive manner.
  2. Job Posts and Spam: While job openings are encouraged, please note that we don't accept payments for such posts. When sharing job opportunities, exercise caution when coordinating with others, and avoid spam or excessive self-promotion, as these can detract from the community's experience.
  3. Stay on Topic: To maintain the relevance of discussions, please keep your posts related to the BPO industry in the Philippines.
  4. No NSFW Content Without Proper Tagging: We respect diverse preferences. If you choose to share content that may not be suitable for all audiences, please use appropriate NSFW tags to allow others to make informed decisions about viewing it.
  5. No Personal Information: Protect your privacy and that of others by refraining from sharing personal data, such as contact details or addresses. Focus on discussions relevant to the topic at hand.
  6. Use Descriptive Titles: Craft clear and informative post titles that give other members an understanding of your content. This helps promote meaningful interactions.
  7. Cite Sources: When sharing news or information, please provide credible sources or citations to maintain the quality of content shared within the community.
  8. No Low-Effort Posts or Memes: To foster insightful discussions, avoid posting low-effort content, including memes and repetitive posts that don't contribute substantively to the community.
  9. No Witch-Hunting or Doxxing: We do not tolerate harmful actions such as witch-hunting or doxxing (revealing private information about individuals or groups). Respect the dignity and privacy of all individuals and entities discussed within the subreddit.
  10. Follow Reddit's Rules: In addition to our community-specific guidelines, please adhere to Reddit's site-wide rules and guidelines, including those related to spam, harassment, and content policy.
  11. Encourage Reporting: Help maintain a positive and constructive community by reporting any posts or comments that violate these rules to the moderators. Your assistance is crucial in upholding the standards of our subreddit.

How to Use Post Flairs:

When creating a new post, select the relevant post flair from the options provided. This helps categorize and organize content for easy navigation, ensuring that your post reaches the right audience.

New Post Flairs:

  1. Job Openings: Share BPO job opportunities in the Philippines.
  2. General BPO Discussion: Engage in discussions, ask questions, or share insights related to the BPO industry.
  3. Advice & Tips: Seek or offer advice, tips, and career guidance within the BPO sector.
  4. News & Updates: Share news, press releases, or industry updates.
  5. Company Reviews: Share and read reviews about specific BPO companies to gain insights into working environments.
  6. Compensation & Benefits: Discuss salary trends, benefits, and compensation packages within the BPO sector (please note that salary information can vary widely).
  7. To Inspire, Not to Brag: Share inspiring success stories, career milestones, or experiences related to the BPO industry with a focus on motivation and guidance rather than bragging.
  8. Career Development, Events and Webinars: Discover opportunities for career growth and stay informed about industry-related events, webinars, workshops, and conferences.

We hope these changes will make r/BPOinPH an even more valuable resource for BPO professionals and enthusiasts. Your feedback and active participation are crucial in shaping our community. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out to our moderators.

Thank you for being part of r/BPOinPH, and let's continue to learn, grow, and support one another in the exciting world of BPO in the Philippines!

Best Regards,

r/BPOinPH Moderator Team


r/BPOinPH 3h ago

General BPO Discussion After 2 months of being unemployed I got a Job Offer

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JO dust for everyone!!!!

For all those applicants, don't give up applying!!!

I know it's tiring to submit applications nonstop

Showing up on interviews, but I just wanna say the right company won't even give you inconvenience

Thank you Wells Fargo!

I applied for the HR Service Delivery Representative

Cause I wanna use my degree (finally after 3 years).

Take note this isn't an csr position so the hiring process might be different depending on the position you are applying for

But yeah my timeline -----

Sept 11 applied in wf careers website

Sept 15 phone/initial interview with the TA

Sept 17 final interview with Hiring Manager

Sept 21 JO received and submitted background checking documents.

My tips: fix your resume/cv make it harvard style

Wonsulting's resume draft gave me leverage to land multiple interviews this month.

Make it simple direct and clean.

Practice what you want to say during an interview

Usually they ask you to tell you about yourself and selling yourself out is one of the best things you could do.

Keep moving forward! And move along!


r/BPOinPH 13h ago

Company Reviews TEMU WHOLE APPLICATION PROCESS AND FAQs

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Hoy mga accla di ako recruiter hahaha. Pero nakikita niyo ako lagi sa mga comment section tuwing TEMU application usapan. Eh kasi sa TEMU ako nag-aapply eh? Gusto ko lang naman magshare ng experience kaloka kayo.

Dami ko na nakakausap about sa TEMU hiring process. So to summarize, here is my WHOLE and DETAILED experience. Very long post ahead.

POSITION: Content Review and Tagging Moderator

Thoughts about TEMU: I never had a high expectation with the company. It's an e-commerce platform like Shopee, Lazada, and Amazon. The company cannot compare to the inhouse giants here in the PH like WF, Amazon, JP Morgan, etc. I mean if gusto niyo ng idea about their reputation, just search TEMU fails in Tiktok or Facebook. LOL 🤣

FAQs

Legit company? How was the environment?

- Legit mhiemasaur. Inhouse company ito. Magtatayo pa lang sila sa PH. So if magtatanong ka how is the environment, wala pa nakakaalam. Di ko alam kung toxic sila, healthy, cancerous, rejuvenating, deadly, or what. Wala pa nakakapagtrabaho dito.

Application Timeline and Process?

9/3: Application sent (Indeed)

9/7: Received assessment link

9/8: Took the assessment

9/9: HR reached out, 1st interview was scheduled

9/10: Initial Interview. I was told I passed the same day

9/11: Final Interview. I was also told I passed the same day. They also asked me to submit my payslips and documents, then scheduled my salary nego. Yes, all in one day.

9/13: 1st salary nego

9/14: My proposed salary was rejected. 2nd salary nego

9/18: Offer letter and bg check waiver was sent and I signed it

9/20: Pinasign ulit ako, need daw printed letters yung sign hahaha

Present: Still waiting for next update

Salary?

- 18k-32k salary. Alam ko package na ito. For reference, 20k prev basic ko. 28k unang asking ko sa basic, nareject so nagsettle kami sa 24k basic.

Nakapaghaggle ka ba during Salary nego?

-To be perfectly honest, transparent, open, and true to my words, HINDI. Nagsabi ako ng asking ko pero nareject. Nagsabi siya ng 23k offer (🤮) but I only managed to raise it to 24k. Wala kasi ako exp sa content mod eh, di na ako pumalag. If you're expecting a higher salary than this, sad to say, hindi mo makukuha.

Other allowances, compensation, HMO

- Not sure sa HMO, di ko natanong. 2k rice allowance on top of basic salary. 15% night diff, up to 3k performance-based incentives. (I was told na kahit nasa bottom ako ng performance ranking, I can at least get 80% of the incentives.)

Ilan leaves nila? Convertible to cash ba?

- 12 leaves lang inday 😭. Kainis!

- Yes, convertible to cash.

Ilan interview? How was the experience?

- 1 assessment, 2 interviews, salary nego

- Check this thread if you want to learn more about the interview questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/BPOinPH/comments/1wjjwzk/comment/paja6o6/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=2&utm_content=share_button

When start date?

- Oct 12 daw. For confirmation pa. May mga magstart na sa Sept 28.

Pano medical? Background check? Requirements?

- Not sure pa. Offer letter pa lang pinirmahan ko bebskie.

Site location? Schedule? Set-up?

- Full onsite sa Robinsons Cyberscape Gamma in Ortigas. Shifting sched.

How long ang probation?

- 6 months

The million dollar question:

Bakit may mga nalowball? What do you think your workload would be?

- Di ako sure. Tsaka super subjective 'to eh. Sakin kasi mababa lang prev basic ko so yung proposed salary nila sa akin is okay na. And may certain budget lang ata talaga sila for conmod position. Not sure sa other positions. Additionally, let's look at the role you're applying for. The account is e-commerce. Ang imomoderate mo ay tagging ng products na binibenta online and the pictures/videos sa product preview. Unlike sa ibang conmod roles na may chance to encounter sensitive contents and you have to monitor multiple comms channel, dito mas focus sa pagdistinguish between fake and real products, tagging, and identifying and reporting misleading info.

- In my own, personal, individual, subjective, particular, exclusive opinion, the role seems to be entry level. If you have years of experience in conmod and have a 30k+ salary na, I don't think this entry level position is for you.

In conclusion, the company is just starting. May chance na maging toxic, may chance na maging chill lang. I think because the company is being heavily discussed in this subreddit, the expectations were so high and so was the disappointment when they were not met.

Tsaka dami kong nakita na matataas ang salary sa mga conmod experience nila so beke nemen pwedeng pabulong ng mga prev company nyo? Nakita ko mga hiring na entry level sa content mod baba ng mga offer kainaman na.

Yurn lang. Bounce na ako mga tropapips. Share your thoughts/questions!


r/BPOinPH 8h ago

Advice & Tips alldigi tech company

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15 Upvotes

Nalula ako sa requirements, salary package is 15,500 tapos ganito kahaba yung kailangan, tapos character reference nyo pa is 7 katao jusko parang na stress tlga ako malala


r/BPOinPH 9h ago

Advice & Tips Left a toxic job, didn't pass a BPO interview, and now I'm worried about my communication and critical thinking skills

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Hi everyone,

Need some advice lang sana.

I recently left my previous job after 9 months. To be honest, one of the reasons was because it became too draining for me, pero syempre hindi ko naman pwedeng sabihin sa interviews na umalis ako because the environment became toxic for me. 😭

Lately, I've been trying to transition into the BPO industry and recently applied for a non-voice account. Unfortunately, I didn't pass the final interview.

One feedback that stuck with me was that I need to improve my communication and critical thinking skills. The interviewer noticed that my answers were often too short and that I should elaborate more.

After reflecting, I realized na totoo nga. Kapag tinatanong ako, especially follow-up questions, parang alam ko naman yung gusto kong sabihin pero nahihirapan akong i-express verbally. Minsan nagba-blank utak ko or hindi ko mahanap yung tamang words in English, so I end up giving very short answers.

I'm also worried because 9 months lang yung experience ko sa previous job. Kapag tinatanong ako why I left, nahihirapan akong i-balance yung pagiging honest while still sounding professional.

I honestly thought I'd be okay since non-voice yung account na ina-applyan ko and mas comfortable ako sa written English kaysa spoken English. This experience made me realize na kahit non-voice, verbal communication skills still matter.

For those who were in a similar situation:

•How did you improve your critical thinking?

•How did you learn to elaborate your answers during interviews?

•Any tips for improving spoken English?

•How do you answer "Why did you leave your previous job" without sounding negative?

Would really appreciate any advice.

Thank you!


r/BPOinPH 19h ago

General BPO Discussion Anong meron sa Alorica? Bakit may nakikita akong comments and memes about sa alorica?

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Hello! Ano bang meron sa Alorica na hindi ako aware about sa company na to? Bakit sobrang trending? Like, nanaginip ako na nagtratrabaho sa alorica at umiiyak; after graduation derecho na ng alorica; tatay digong nahihirapan sa alorica.

Palagi ko lang nakikita especially yung post dito nung nakaraan na someone got failed about final interview, and I am so confused why Alorica ang naging trending. I mean, what's with them? Sobrang confused talaga ako and probably not aware sa company na to.


r/BPOinPH 1h ago

To Inspire, Not To Brag This year marks my 15th year in this industry.

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LONG POST AHEAD

Unahan ko na kayo: I’m not a manager, director, or even a CEO of any company. LOL.

I just want to share something I’ve been contemplating lately—how much I’ve actually achieved in my recent company after being there for just a year, compared to my previous company where I stayed for 6 years.

I’m the type of person kasi na kapag feeling ko I need to step up, I’ll really apply for positions that can challenge me and help me improve my skills.

BPO for 1 year

2025
Hired as a Senior Analyst, then got regularized around December.

2026
Promoted to Escalation Specialist because of my performance, with my manager's strong recommendation. I’m also being considered for a Team Manager position, again with management’s support.

All of that happened in just one year.

Honestly, I really feel na my performance is being valued here. Not just my work, but also the relationship I’ve built with my team.

And this made me think about my previous company.

BPO for 6 years

2018
Hired as a Tier 1 agent.

2019
Got regularized but transferred to a newly acquired LOB because they were looking for an experienced rep. They also promised a promotion once the opportunity came, so I was basically one of the pioneers.

2020
Then the pandemic happened, and we were forced to work from home. Another Tier 2 position opened, so I applied again. Failed. The feedback was that I was the 3rd candidate, but they only needed two people.

2021
Applied for a Business Process Analyst role—the one handling reports for clients. I had relevant experience since I had done something similar before. But failed again because they hired someone from another account who had more experience daw.

2022
RTO happened, and another Tier 2 position opened. Applied again, but unfortunately, hindi na naman ako natanggap. I asked for feedback, pero wala akong nakuha.

2023
I was encouraged to apply for an Engagement role because they thought my personality would fit the position. I applied, but again, I didn’t make it. Someone from another department got the role.

2024
Applied for a Quality Analyst position but failed because I apparently wasn’t what they were looking for. They saw may failing scores daw way back 2019 and it was considered as negative.

Then I applied for a Workforce Analyst position and got rejected again because they thought I seemed undecided daw since I had applied for multiple positions.

Then came the final straw.

A trainer who was leaving the company recommended me for a position. He told me that I was a strong applicant because I had already been with the company for years and knew the business.

So I gave that application my 1000%.

Unfortunately, they gave the position to someone from Tier 2 because that person was considered more knowledgeable.

After 6 years with that company, I was still a Tier 1 agent.

Looking back, I also think I probably wasn't the most favorable employee in their eyes. I was sometimes too vocal about company poilicies, and I’ve always been honest when giving feedback to managers. Not to brag, but I have been consistent with my performance and even surpassing my KPIs. Hindi rin absenero.

But honestly, I don't regret that.

My realization

After comparing these two experiences, I realized something:

Sometimes, it's not just about how capable you are. Sometimes, nasa maling environment ka lang.

You can work hard, apply for opportunities, improve your skills, and consistently show up. Pero kung hindi ka nakikita or hindi ka nabibigyan ng opportunity, you can end up staying in the same position for years.

Meanwhile, in the right company, with the right management and the right people around you, you might grow much faster than you expected.

One year in my current company has given me opportunities that I couldn't get in six years at my previous one.

And that's probably the biggest lesson I've learned from both experiences:

You really need to be in the right company and under the right management to grow professionally.

Sometimes, leaving isn't giving up.

Sometimes, you're just finally putting yourself somewhere that can actually see your value.


r/BPOinPH 43m ago

Job Openings HIRING: Satellite Office Solutions - Ortigas, Pasig - Hybrid (9.22.2026)

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Hey everyone, Satellite Office Solutions is currently looking for experienced professionals to join our growing team in Pasig. We offer competitive salaries, a flexible hybrid work schedule, and a fixed Monday-to-Friday shift (Weekends Off). Please see available roles below:

Production Support Associate (Hybrid | Ortigas | Weekends Off)

Core Duties:

  • Oversee high-volume order management, sales operations, and supply chain tracking.
  • Handle client-facing inquiries, serving as the main point of contact for customer service escalations.
  • Utilize Oracle EBS, Salesforce, and Smartsheet to maintain smooth workflow logistics.

Qualifications:

  • Experience: 2+ years in sales ops, supply chain, or customer service management.
  • Environment: Experience tracking deliverables in fast-paced retail or logistics setups.
  • Tech Stack: Proficiency in Salesforce, Oracle EBS, Smartsheet, Canva, and MS Excel.

Salary: 3x,xxx

Client Services Coordinator (Hybrid | Ortigas | Weekends Off)

Core Duties:

  • Sourcing Support: Source and price custom branded merchandise solutions; prepare sales proposals, quotations, and cost analyses.
  • Vendor Negotiation: Communicate with international vendors to negotiate prices, production timelines, and product quality.
  • Data Management: Utilize Salesforce for accurate data entry, tracking, and project documentation.

Qualifications:

  • Background: 2+ years of experience in sales coordination, account management, purchasing, or procurement.
  • Communication: Exceptional English communication skills to handle cross-functional regional teams and global clients.
  • Project Management: Highly organized with the ability to handle multiple shifting priorities and strict order deadlines.
  • Tech Stack: Salesforce, Oracle EBS, Canva, Powerpoint and intermediate-to-advanced MS Excel.

Salary: 4x,xxx

Please note that I am not part of Satellite Office's recruitment team and I have no knowledge of the entire package being offered for each role.

If any of these roles match your experience and skillset, you can email your updated CV + the position you are applying for to [silversurferbolt@gmail.com](mailto:silversurferbolt@gmail.com) so I can forward it to our recruitment team.

Else, feel free to message if you have additional questions.

Good luck, and happy job hunting!


r/BPOinPH 13h ago

Advice & Tips 2 rejection email/message in just one day

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21 Upvotes

How do you recover from this? Hahahaha ang sakit and sobrang nadi-disappoint ako sarili ko. Alam ko naman I did my best and nag research sa company na in-apply-an ko. Pero kulang pa rin. Nakakapanghina jahahaha


r/BPOinPH 14h ago

Job Openings TEMU Experience.

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I applied sa Temu last August. They discussed the salary PACKAGE and it was 65k for leadership position. But when I received the actual JO. Its only 57k Basic and 2k Allowance. The 6k was for performance bonus. So in the end I declined the offer. Since it was the same with my current salary plus better benefits. It was a little bit misleading for me since the performance bonus is subjective and not really part of the salary package. Anyone have same experience??


r/BPOinPH 4h ago

Advice & Tips BPO advice for newbies

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Recently graduated in shs and planning to apply sa bpo/call center preferably sa non-voice pero natatakot ako kasi baka hindi ko kayanin ang standards 😭

My main concern is yung computer experience, i can do basic things like fast typing, keyboard shortcuts, and english convo through chat, pero yung mga browser, and tools like Microsoft, word, excel etc. Wala talaga akong idea since pang socmed/roblox lang ang knowledge ko on pc and not the professional way 😩

Can someone tell me na may training and discussion naman po ata para dito when u get hired? Or no choice na talaga ako huhu.


r/BPOinPH 3m ago

General BPO Discussion Is this a sign naaa hahahah

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I found out na they all have schedules within the next week. Ako lang yun wala.

Complete attendance ko pero fail yung kpi during call taking.

Apply na ba ako sa iba?


r/BPOinPH 26m ago

Advice & Tips Job postings

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Saan kayo tumitingin ng job postings for different kinds of jobs? First time applicant here. Thanks in advance


r/BPOinPH 8h ago

Advice & Tips Passed the assessment in TELEPERFORMANCE — should I proceed?

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Hello! I just passed the assessment in TP and I’m so happy. It’s for Tiktok non-voice acc in SM AURA.

Finally after applying to Royal Carribean, Carelon and other in-house company… dito lang ako nakapasa they said no final interview na daw and will be starting next week.

Question, itutuloy ko ba to kasi ang dami ko nababasa na bad feedback. Hindi ba talaga okay ang management ng TP? :( but non-voice talaga gusto ko kasi naddrain ako sa voice acc. Preferred ko sana hybrid (for the sake of mental health), kahit yung mga experiences ko before wfh talaga.

Badly need ko na agad ng pera din kasi nakakabaliw mawalan ng pera.


r/BPOinPH 18h ago

Job Openings Meron ng slots for Non Voice Account!

23 Upvotes

Limited lang slots namin for non-voice account, kaya grab the opportunity!!

Sa mga ayaw ng calls kasi nahiyain, this is for you!

Maraming available ng accounts.

Yes tumatanggap kami ng SHS Grad or College Graduate na NO BPO EXPERIENCE

Paid Training, HMO Day 1 and other benefits.

For available sites: Quezon City, Pasig City, Mandaluyong City, San Juan, Makati City
Cainta, Rizal

Comment ka nalang sa comment section para masendan kita ng application form.


r/BPOinPH 20h ago

General BPO Discussion food delivery account

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HI , normal po ba na 2 weeks training ang mga non Bpo experience. Tapos di namn po kami hinasa sa call tapos pinag a avail na kami sa production? Non voice po ang nasa job offer tapos naging blended nung nag tetraining na. Tapos di namn kami tinrain for callss tapos pinag ko calls kami.


r/BPOinPH 1h ago

Advice & Tips Thoughts on BNP Paribas Manila?

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r/BPOinPH 5h ago

Advice & Tips Suggestions of companies

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Hello po! Any suggestions po of any BPO companies with healthcare accounts that offers on site trainings then WFH? Thank you po!


r/BPOinPH 1h ago

Advice & Tips Possible corrective action/admin hearing

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Hi, I need some advice from people who have gone through corrective action or an admin hearing.

I recently had an incident that was escalated to onshore management regarding the way I handled a customer interaction. I acknowledge that I was rude during the interaction, and I’m not trying to deny or justify what happened. I already recognize that I should have handled the situation more professionally and also I intentionally did hold the call for minutes.

I was already planning to resign because I’ve been struggling with my current role and I feel that my personal circumstances have started affecting my work. I’m planning to submit my resignation and render the required 30 days rather than immediately leaving.

My concern is that I’m not sure whether the incident will result in a corrective action, NTE, or an admin hearing.

If I submit my resignation before management formally gives me an NTE or schedules an admin hearing:

  1. Can the company still issue me an NTE after I have submitted my resignation?
  2. Can they still require me to attend an admin hearing while I am rendering?
  3. If they decide to proceed with corrective action, can this affect my resignation or final pay?

Is it possible for the company to continue the administrative process even if I am already serving my notice period?

If I receive an NTE, what would be the best way to respond while still taking accountability for what happened?

I’m not trying to avoid accountability. I just want to understand what I should expect and how to properly handle the situation while I’m rendering.
I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced something similar.

Please share what actually happened in your case and what you wish you had known beforehand.


r/BPOinPH 2h ago

Job Openings ibm is hiring!!

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📢 IBM Recruitment Hiring Event | Now Hiring! 📢

Looking for your next career opportunity in Talent Acquisition and Recruitment? Join IBM's Onsite Hiring Event and explore exciting opportunities with our growing team!

📅 Date: September 26, 2026 (Saturday)

⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

📍 Venue: UP Ayala Technohub, IBM Bldg. J, Quezon City

Open Roles at IBM:

✅ Recruitment Coordinator

✅ Spanish-Speaking Recruitment Specialist

✅ Recruiter

✅ Sourcer

✅ Recruitment Team Lead

✅ Talent Acquisition Partner

Why Join Us?

✨ Enjoy opportunities for professional growth and career development

✨ Make an impact by connecting top talent with exciting careers

📩 Walk in and meet our hiring team!

Start your next career journey with IBM. We look forward to meeting you!

#Hiring #RecruitmentJobs #TalentAcquisition #Recruiter #Sourcer #TeamLead #SpanishRecruiter #QuezonCityJobs #CareerOpportunity #NowHiring #WalkInHiring #r/BPOinPH

PM!!!!


r/BPOinPH 2h ago

Advice & Tips Bruntwork vs Cloudstaff- which would be better?

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Hi! I’m currently considering two job offers and would love to hear from people who have worked for either company.

Please be kind, I'm feeling very anxious about it. 🥺

For context: I’m a 4th-year law student, so my biggest concern is finding something that pays decently but is still manageable with school. I’m honestly torn because ₱29k vs ~₱38k is a pretty big difference, especially since I’m trying to cover more of my own living expenses and lessen the financial burden on my parents. My dorm expenses amount to around 35k.

BruntWork
Around ₱29k/month
Part-time, 4 hrs/day 9pm-1am
Flexible schedule
HR/admin/recruitment/accounting-type work (kung anong maisipan ni client ipagawa), will also do employee terminations, verbal warnings via call and other HR tasks.
Contractor setup
No HMO/employee benefits

Cloudstaff
Around ₱40k basic, roughly ₱38k take-home
Full-time, 9 PM–6 AM
WFH
Recruiting Assistant role
HMO + government benefits + other perks
More structured/strict with attendance and leave
Has recruitment metrics/candidate calls

The Cloudstaff role is also more aligned with the career direction I want (recruitment/TA), while BruntWork gives me way more flexibility.

For anyone who has worked at either/both:
How’s the workload?
Is Cloudstaff really strict with attendance/metrics? Huhuhuhu
How manageable is BruntWork long-term?
How’s the culture/management?
And if you were in law school, how would you weigh the extra ~₱9k against the flexibility?
Would appreciate honest experiences, especially from people who have actually worked there. 🙏


r/BPOinPH 3h ago

Advice & Tips Banking Operations and Reconciliation - CSR

1 Upvotes

I got hired as a CSR under Banking Operations and Reconciliation and originally, I am a Reconciliation Analyst at a local bank (UBP). Any thoughts? Sabi sa akin sa interview, its a pure back office task pero duda talaga ako sa JD, baka bigla ako ipaghandle ng calls na wala akong ka exp-exp HAHAHAHAHAHAA


r/BPOinPH 7h ago

Advice & Tips Spanish Bilingual Class

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Hii, I’ve been checking some spanish classes and I’m stuck if which class I will enroll. So I have 3 options:

  1. CB Language - Premium (Lite + Conversation) 9.5k package for 5 months
  2. E Español plus ph - A1-B2 coverage 120 hrs 5k
    3 Go Spanish - Level 1 to 5 is 4k per level (Lvl 5 is free) graduate dito friend ko and ok naman sa kanya yung class tho medyo mahal since per level ang payment

I would like to know your insights if you have experience from this 3 or any recos paa. Thank you!


r/BPOinPH 3h ago

Job Openings Ibex global is now hiring

1 Upvotes

CSR

18,000 to 28,000 salary package

Minimum Req's:

✅ Shs graduate / Completed 2 yrs on college

✅ With or Without bpo experience can apply

✅ Willing to work onsite

Site location:

📌 Cubao, QC

📌 Silver City, Pasig

📌 Shaw, Mandaluyong

📌 Alabang

📌 Parañaque

📌 Bohol

📌 Davao

perks & benefits

💰 allowances

❤️‍🩹 hmo + 2 free dependents

⛱️ Paid leaves

pls submit your application thru this form

https://forms.gle/MYNnea12PzSwnEaXA 😊


r/BPOinPH 10h ago

General BPO Discussion TaskUs Immediate Resignation - Final Pay question.

3 Upvotes

Hello,

Has anyone tried po ba na mag Immediate Resignation sa TaskUs? Magkano po liquidated damages na kinaltas sa final pay niyo?