Ewan ko if merong namemessage ng mga recruiter ng TRT dito, but sharing my experience lol

Nagmessage isang recruiter mga July or August this year and was offering me the same job as what was attached. I entertained since I am from Bulacan and mas mabilis kako travel to Pampanga.

Una pa lang, red flag na. They keep on changing the offered role - from a managerial position down to the entry-level position (I am currently working as a supervisor). I asked bakit nagbago ulit yung offered job - “it was the CEOs decision to move you to that job as he sees that you’re fit for it”. So okay, I still pushed through. Then yung exams and other shenanigans nila came with more huh moments. Their exam wants to take screenshots of my screen from time to time and some other permission that made me feel uneasy haha! Yep, may mga testing center that would require the same but this is suspicious lol

I then decided to search for reviews for the company- lo and behold haha they have bad reviews. I came across one post saying to search for TRT CEO from hell and that made everything clear. Kaya pala their intro and their job description contains super long paragraphs stating how good the company is, bla bla bla. I decided not to push through anymore. And now, here they are again, offering me the other job they sent me over last time, with the same intro and shiz. Para bang wala silang database ng mga “applicants” nila or mga narecruit nila via job platform sites like LinkedIn.

Posting this just in case lol the amount of money they post as the compensation is not worth it for your mental health. You can also search for TRT sa sub ng Pampanga.

If you are a recruiter from TRT, hello 😆

Hello everyone! I graduated with a BSIT degree. However, I have more experience in the BPO industry, although it is not IT related, since most tech companies prefer candidates with experience.

My question is: I really want to pursue my dream of becoming a Network Administrator, but where should I start again? How can I upskill myself? Also, what certifications would you recommend that I need to earn and learn?

I really need help with this. I understand that I’ll have to start from the bottom, even if it means i will earn a lower salary, and I’m completely okay with that. I’m willing to learn and work my way up to achieve my dream career.

Thank you!

Hello tech world, I just wanna know if I should still continue pursuing this career transition or if it's too late.

For context, graduate ako nung 2020 pa from a non-IT field( Mgmt Accounting) and since nag pandeming naging VA ako pero I felt stagnant kaya nag decide ako mag pivot into a career particularly Cybersecurity nung 2025.

From no background, tinapos ko yung Google Cybersecurity cert for foundation tapos kinuha ko yung Sec+ this Feb 2026 which I fortunately passed. Did a Wazuh homelab tapos ngayon I'm going thru TryHackMe labs SAL1 planning on getting the certification after and also eyeing on SC-200.

Pero I've been trying to apply for job roles while I keep on learning pero wala ni isang pumapansin so I kinda am on the fence of giving up. Honestly papatusin ko sana kung may mga mababang salary na tatanggap just to gain valuable experience. Is the job market really that bad? or am I still super underqualified. I do love the field but may dependent na ako and paubos na savings ko since I left kaya I'm worried.

And if I keep on pursuing, any advice? TIA! <3

Hi everyone!

Baka may interested dito mag-enroll sa CCNA 200-301 Bootcamp ng MNet Solutions sa Marikina for NOVEMBER BATCH.

Computer Science graduate at currently naghahanap ng work sa IT field, particularly sa networking, cloud, at infrastructure.

Planning sana akong mag-enroll sa MNet Solutions. Nag-inquire ako tapos saktong may offer silang 16,200 per person pero need at least 3 participants ang mag-enroll.

Kaya naghahanap ako ng 2 pang interested sumama para ma-avail natin yung group rate.

Details:

Training Center: MNet Solutions

Location: Marikina City

Course: CCNA 200-301 Bootcamp

Fee: ₱16,000 each (group of 3)

Schedule: Weekdays, Saturday, or Sunday

Training: Hands-on training daw sa actual Cisco routers and switches

CCNA Certification Exam: Hiwalay yata, pero tatanong ko pa.

Personally, mas prefer ko yung Saturday or Sunday schedule, pero open naman ako sa ibang schedule depende sa mapagkasunduan.

Kung interested kayo or naghahanap din kayo ng CCNA training, comment lang or PM me.

Pwede niyo rin i-confirm lahat ng details directly sa MNet bago tayo mag-enroll.

Thank you!

Hi! Is anyone here currently working for this company? I heard they offer accommodation for employees who live far from the office.

I’d like to ask if the accommodation is decent and comfortable, or if it’s more of a bedspace setup. Would appreciate any insights. Thank you!

Naghahanap po kami ng IT professionals na pwedeng magsagot ng questionnaire for our system para sa capstone. Mas maganda po kung may background sa paggawa ng systems. Focus po ng system namin ay career analytics w/ ML for prediction. Try ko lang po maghanap dito or baka naman po may masuggest po kayo kung saan pa pwedeng magreach out. Thank you in advance.

Hello! Our group is looking for alpha testers for our capstone project, SmartBuild, a mobile application for computer assembly simulation and computer hardware learning.

We are looking for IT professionals, software testers, computer technicians, or individuals with relevant experience.

If interested, kindly comment below with the following details:

• Educational Background:
• Current Occupation/Work Experience:
• Relevant Skills or Testing Experience:
• Availability:
• Expected Fee: (if applicable)

Please indicate whether you are willing to participate voluntarily or require compensation for your time and expertise.

Thank you! We appreciate your help in improving our application.

Hello I am a 1st year BSIT student I would like to ask if there are any tech organizations or groups that I can join😔 I’m really interested in learning more about technology and meeting people in my field. Although I’m not very knowledgeable about coding but I’m already doing some advance studies on this. Currently my school does not have a professor in subjects in coding so I have been feeling left behind seeing some of my friends from other universities already knowing how to code and being invited in seminars or events. I hope you wont hate this post🙏 I just genuinely want recommendations or tips on this, Thank you!!

DXC Technologies are hiring fresh graduates who are willing to learn COBOL, a programming language that was created 50 years ago that almost all banking systems still use till this day.

Hello good day everyone! we are from STI College - Global, currently we need help from IT Professional to evaluate our running system.

Our capstone project is about a capstone and thesis group finder with implementation of AI services such as adviser recommendation based on the title or the group that specializes, that will match to the current adviser specialty, and a group recommendation based on the skills of the user, and last a title recommendation that will based on the user's CV.

Also much appreciated, if you upload a copy of CV. Rest assured that all data gathered will be treated with confidentiality in strict compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (R.A. 10173) and used for academic research purposes only.

The current stack of our website is: React (Typescript), Node.js, Bootstrap, Supabase.

We can give you the credentials to test the system. Just DM me. Thank you for your help and time!

Link of our website: Juanfinder.education

Link of our survey: https://forms.gle/FacJi8fyGFgDED138

Hello I wanted advice po, I recently applied to FIS for Product Technical Support Analyst I. The recruiter told me that the 30-35k package is not negotiable even with 5 years of ITSD experience. I was curious lang kasi I know some people with the same role pero nasa 40-45k ang salary package. Is this something that can be haggled or negotiated? Thank you.

How fast is this being patched up? And what is our government doing to protect it's own servers?

I am a fourth-year IS student and am currently searching for companies for my ojt. I want to be exposed and grow in the industry, but I don't know where to start finding and if I'm able to offer something good to the company. Honestly, I don't have a portfolio and proper projects, kaya I'm afraid to apply rin. Is it necessary to have a lot of projects in this field nowadays? And to be skillful? I seek some advice or share some experiences about my situation. Thank youu hehe

Required skills

\- technically savvy
\- Knows how to use basic computer software like excel, word
\- organized and meticulous
\- can come onsite

Good to have
\- knows how to use linux and basic linux commands
\- experience working in AV, networking, company managed devices

Responsibilities

You’ll be in charge of setting up and configuring hardware for our deployments to customers. You must also keep inventory for all electronics that enter and leave the office. Basic troubleshooting and monitoring of customer systems. Provide support for customers.

Good evening everyone. I am looking for internship opportunities for full stack developer and cloud engineer positions around Ortigas, BGC, Ayala or Eastwood. For reference I have been developing, architecting and deploying full stack projects over the course of stay in University. My current tech stack are; React + Typescript, Tailwind, Jest, Laravel, Pest with basic knowledge in CI/CD using Github Actions and more below in the attached image. I am a proactive learner, team player, can work under extreme pressure in a fast paced environment and handle criticism very well.

Hello,

I have an ongoing application with EY GDS Manila for the role of IT Change Management Specialist. Meron po ba dito na may experience working at EY? Salamat po sa sasagot.

Hi all,

I have an opportunity to jump into an IT helpdesk position for a large cafe/restaurant company.

Before I dive in, I'd love to hear from anyone who has worked in hospitality tech. What are the unique advantages of this environment compared to traditional corporate MSPs or internal office IT?

Specifically wondering about:

-What are the most valuable IT skills I can develop in this environment that will actually help me move up in the IT field later on?

-How is the career growth from this sector?

-Are there any unexpected perks or cultural pros?

Appreciate any insights or stories you can share!

Hello po! I'm working on a project called AgentFlo, and I'm curious whether something like this would actually be useful for people studying or working in IT.

The basic idea is to give you a visual workspace where you can plan an application by dragging components onto a canvas. You can also put components inside other components, allowing you to break down a large application into smaller parts and show how everything fits together.

One of the main ideas is to let you explore your application through **four layers**, from the big picture down to the actual code. Instead of cramming everything into one complicated diagram, you can focus on different levels of detail as you explore the system.

I'm also exploring how AI could help with the planning process and eventually assist with development.

I can see this potentially being useful for:

IT and CS students - who want to understand how applications are structured and how their components work together.

Developers - who want to visualize and plan an application's architecture before jumping into implementation.

Instructors and professors - who want a more visual way to explain software architecture and system design.

But these are just my assumptions. I'm still developing the project, and I want to find out whether the concept actually solves a problem worth solving.

For those of you studying IT or CS, recent graduates, and people already working in software development:

- Would a tool like this help you learn, teach, or plan software projects?

- Do the four layers sound useful, or would you prefer a different approach?

- Are there existing tools that already do this well enough?

- What features would make something like this genuinely useful to you?

I'm open to honest criticism and suggestions. I'd rather learn what people actually need than build something nobody ends up using.

Thanks!

Hello po i recently got accepted sa ojt as an it audit intern, does anyone have experiences po with this job and how will this help me po once i graduate? What is the career path din po for IT Auditors?

Hello po, Looking po yung company namin ng training center na nag ooffer po training regarding sa o365 administration, sharepoint administration and other trianings related to 365 environment pa list naman po. Thank youu

Do kmc just sends a text message? I am having thoughts if this is a scam or not. Tho my jobstreet profile has a profile view.

this is the content of the message

Hi, good day!

I got your profile from JobStreet regarding posting for ****** role.

I'd like to check if you're still interested to apply, if yes send me your full name and Viber number so I can schedule you for a call tomorrow or Saturday If you're available.

Thanks,

**** I KMC 

I honestly didn't expect to get a Job Offer from that BPO company. They put me through a lot of hassle, but at the end of the day, it really paid off. However, I got really anxious about my career. I realized that I have set up plans for myself that I am not yet ready to go through with. It is stressful to have gone this far, only to find myself in a situation where I don't even know what to do next.

I have received a lot of job interviews lately and had some excellent opportunities from local IT companies, but to no avail. It's frustrating to keep getting rejected from the very field I really want to pursue. The more I fail to get into IT, the more I realize how much I actually want it. It's like every rejection makes me want it even more, yet at the same time, it makes me question whether I'm really capable of getting there. I have already secured a Job Offer for a customer service job, and honestly, I feel relieved that I finally have something to fall back on. But there is still a part of me that keeps looking at those decent IT job openings and wondering, what if I try again? What if I turn down this opportunity and regret it later? Or what if I accept this job, get comfortable with it, and eventually lose the motivation to pursue the career I really want?

This, again, is a situation where I feel stuck and at odds with my own conscience. I know that I need a job, and I can't just keep waiting for the perfect opportunity to come along. At the same time, I don't want to feel like I'm giving up on something I genuinely want just because things aren't working out for me right now. I feel a deep pressure within me because I know that I really need to think this through and decide carefully. I don't want to make a decision that I'll eventually regret, especially when I know that the choices I make now could have an impact on my future. It's a matter of figuring out which path would yield better results, which one would give me a higher return on investment, and whether I'm making this decision because it's the right move for me or simply because I'm afraid of being left with nothing.