I have written a post about “loving your job” and in it I also wrote that:
The Weekly Question will focus on this topic about our paying jobs, be these former jobs or current ones.
My answer:
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Do You Love Your Job?
Posted in business, Environment, Interesting Topics, Money Watch, Philippines, Social Media, Travel, Urban Living, Weekly Questions
Tagged employment, jod, money, productivity, Weekly Questions, Work, world economy
Love Your Job
With the global economy slowing down, people do not choose what kind of work they have anymore. This is so true especially to those living in the third world countries like ours.
While it is also true that some people are choosy with the kind of employment they have, others make do and are thankful that they have work that pays even if the pay is meager, even if it means being away from their families. Sigh.
Others find work beyond their qualifications while they weigh their options. Nothing wrong here.
Posted in Interesting Topics, Thought Bubbles, World Watch
Tagged economy, employment, money, Work, world economy
May Liwanag Nga Ba?
Its Thursday once again. Time for Litratong Pinoy which serves as my “weekly editorial” for this blog.
The theme for this week is LIWANAG meaning light or the absence of darkness.
I thought that this post’s title “May Liwanag Nga Ba” reflects best the global financial crunch that we are experiencing.
People are losing their jobs, their homes, and their bright futures are suddenly dimmed. The financial woes are not stopping.
People are altering their lifestyles to be able to survive with lesser resources and if possible, save some for the rainy days.
People are panicking, withdrawing their investments and bank deposits and putting these in what they think are “safe” places, away from the banks whose integrity they now doubt.
The worst is not in sight and if what the financial analysts say that this is just the beginning of a financial Armageddon, how would we know the answer to “Where do we go from here?”
I hope you have not felt that you have over-extended yourself during these times.
Huwebes na naman, araw ng Litratong Pinoy, ang aking “lingguhang editoryal” sa aking blag.
Ang tema para sa linggong ito ay Liwanag o kawalan ng kadiliman.
Naisipan kong gawin ang titulo ng aking lahok na “May Liwanag Nga Ba?” upang magnilay-nilay sa pandaigdigang krisis sa usapin ng pananalapi at pamamalakad ng kalakal.
Maraming tao ang nawawalan ng trabaho, tirahan at ang kanilang kinabukasan ay tila ba isang madilim na pangitain. Ang problemang pang-pinansiyal ay tila ba wala nang katapusan.
Ang mga tao ay nag-iba ng pamumuhay gamit ang mas kakaunting ari-arian na kung maaari sana ay makapag-ipon para sa kinabukasan.
Naguguluhan ang mga tao. Marami sa kanilang may naitatabing salapi sa bangko ay kinukuha na iyon at inilalagay sa lugar na sa kanilang paniniwala ay ligtas sa mga bangkong ito, ano’t anuman ang mangyari.
Hindi pa yata natin natatanaw ang pinakamatinding dagok. Wika nga ng mga eksperto sa pananalapi, ito ay simula pa lamang ng Armageddon ng Pananalapi. Paano natin sasagutin ang tanong na “Saan tayo patutungo?”
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Tagged finances, global crisis, Litratong Pinoy, money, Money Watch, Thought Bubbles
Hard Times
Times are hard. With the problems even the biggest financial institutions are having,it is not a surprise that people have their own financial difficulties too.
There are so many things one can do to avoid having financial problems. One is to be able to manage whatever resources one has and not spend beyond that.
There are of course instances when a person is in need of a major financial help so a personal loan is not avoided. It is not bad to get a personal loan as long as one is able to responsibly answer the obligations that need to be answered.
Getting financial help is not an easy task so it is very important to be able to know the different services one can avail of. It is important to read a lot of information like a personal finance map which can outline services according to one’s needs.
In the mean time, it is best to do an overall assessment of one’s financial resources to be able to maximize these resources.
Posted in For Information, Money Watch
