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5 Trending Information Technology Jobs for August
August 17, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
Every month ICTjob.ph is growing in candidates and partners! You know what that means? More jobs for more IT Pros! Here are five trending information technology jobs to apply for this August.
5 IT Job Picks for July
August 17, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
Now that we're more than halfway done with the year, it's time to reflect whether your career is turning out how you expected it to be.
Entice Millennial IT Pros with These 5 Super Tips
August 10, 2018 by JA Castro
Contrary to popular belief, it's not all about the money. For Millennials, learning and opportunities to develop their skills might outweigh monetary compensation. That's why here are surefire ways for you to charm your next tech pro interview.
Technology Jobs: How to get one with an ICTjob.ph profile
July 31, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
Some of you may not know it, but applying to job postings isn't the only way to be found by recruiters. Having a complete profile does too. Find out how!
Facebook can now mute key words
July 20, 2018 by JA Castro
Facebook now allows you to "Snooze Keywords", which aims to completely eliminate your newsfeed from featuring topics you dislike.
Alexa capable of surround sound?
July 17, 2018 by JA Castro
Alexa is like a gift that keeps on giving -- it now comes with a new feature that lets you play synchronized music on multiple Echo devices.
Private Cloud launched IBM Launch
July 04, 2018 by JA Castro
Customers can now run apps and store data in a private cloud environment, thanks to IBM, called the IBM Cloud Private.
Nananana BAT DRONES!
July 04, 2018 by JA Castro
there are now bat drones in town! Thanks to German-based automation company Festo, they have created the world's first bat drone called The Bionic Flying Fox!
iPhones with curved screens moved to 2021
June 20, 2018 by JA Castro
Even if Samsung has released theirs years ago, Apple is yet to unveil their new designs at least three more years into the future.
Is your IT career on the right path?
June 20, 2018 by JA Castro
Whether you're a junior or senior tech pro, it's a must to take a pause and assess the status of your IT career.
5 Tips to Hire the Best Tech Talent — Even when Competition is Tough!
June 19, 2018 by JA Castro
With the variety and fast-paced growth of tech demands, it isn't a surprise that the search for the best tech talents is just as cutthroat.
10 of the coolest tech to wait for
June 06, 2018 by JA Castro
Technology is always on the move to change our lives and you can find countless of innovations online.
Zipline Drones -- delivery drones that save lives
June 06, 2018 by JA Castro
Drones aren't there just for awesome wide shot videos and photos, but they're also efficient for deliveries. That's exactly what Zipline drones are for.
Our robots are more advanced than Pacific Rim Mechas
June 06, 2018 by JA Castro
Although we aren't exactly creating Pacific Rim mechas to fight Godzilla-like monsters, scientists want you to know that we have far more advanced tech than the ones you watch in the movies.
5 Most In-Demand Jobs this June
June 06, 2018 by JA Castro
It's back to school for students and it's back to job-hunting for IT pros this month!
Devs can now run Linux on Windows 10
May 30, 2018 by JA Castro
Great news for developers -- an open source tool that allows developers and programmers to run Linux on Windows 10 has been released by Microsoft!
How to build experience for your first tech job
May 23, 2018 by JA Castro
Your CV is your power. It's your marketing tool, especially when you're doing online applications. If you want potential employers to take notice of you and if you want to stand out from the rest — you have to check the steps below.
5 Easy to Remember Ways to Speed up the IT Recruitment Process
May 21, 2018 by JA Castro
If you want to make your work a little bit easier or if you've simply run out of strategies to get more candidates, be sure to keep the following tips in mind.
iOS App helps for better use of prosthetic
May 16, 2018 by JA Castro
The app allows the user to pick different kinds of grips they need to use for their prosthetic hand.
Coming Soon: Microsoft Surface Hub 2 displays
May 16, 2018 by JA Castro
Microsoft Surface Hub is an interactive and digital Whiteboard where people can collaborate and connect multiple devices
Android vs iOS: Which is better?
May 16, 2018 by JA Castro
The battle of the better smartphone between iOS and Android devices is a popular debate among everyone who has a phone.
Finding a Job Even if You're Over 30
May 09, 2018 by JA Castro
When you're nearing your 40s and you find yourself out of a job, how should you proceed when you know most companies only want to hire Millennials?
5 Hottest Job Picks for May
May 03, 2018 by JA Castro
Still looking for the best IT job in the country? Don't sweat it! Now that the sun is at an all-time-high, so are IT job opportunities this month!
Uh-oh! Your smartphone camera may be compromised
May 03, 2018 by JA Castro
This may not be news to Mr. Robot fans, but your smart camera is especially vulnerable to hackers!
SoftBank Robots Pepper and Nao: vulnerable to cyberattacks
April 30, 2018 by JA Castro
SoftBank, a Japan-based telco company, has produced two humanoids in the form of Pepper and Nao.
Facebook pulls app from stores after bad response
April 24, 2018 by JA Castro
Facebook pulled out this app a few days after it was released! Claiming it was a mere "test".
Ready for Facebook bots in your home?
April 20, 2018 by JA Castro
Don't you ever wish you could take your pictures and document your life hands free?
7 Types of IT Pros
April 19, 2018 by JA Castro
IT professionals may be lumped together as "the IT guys", but each of them is unique! It's not just in the way they present themselves, but in the way they actually work and solve problems.
5 FREE resources where you can learn code
April 18, 2018 by JA Castro
Here are our top 5 picks or free resources where you can sharpen your code skills at your own pace.
IT Hiring Trends: What's in and What's Out?
April 16, 2018 by JA Castro
Despite the convenience of job portals and social media, why is it still a challenge to recruit the top tech pros?
10 Programming languages to learn long-term
April 12, 2018 by JA Castro
With the ups and downs of tech demands through the years, it must be confusing to decide on which language you should prioritize first. Thankfully, tech pros have been on the watch, and this research conducted by analyst firm RedMonk is here to help you decide!
Do's and don'ts for IT recruiters
April 03, 2018 by JA Castro
The life of a recruiter is a tricky one simply because it's a job that involves socializing with people, and well, people can be quite unpredictable
Yes, it's possible to artifically boost Twitter trends
March 27, 2018 by JA Castro
What does it mean to "trend" in Twitter anyway? When a certain hashtag trends on Twitter, it is a gauge of how many users are talking or tweeting about said topic.
30% of websites are powered by Wordpress
March 27, 2018 by JA Castro
According to W3Techs, a web technology survey firm, WordPress powers 30% of websites in the entire Web!
Transform your iPhone into a GameBoy with this Case
March 23, 2018 by JA Castro
Wanle cases are releasing iPhone cases that will give you the best nostalgia feels! With their cases, you will be able to play the console of your childhood -- the GameBoy!
PowerWatch X: Smartwatch that runs on body heat
March 19, 2018 by JA Castro
Apparently, your excess body heat can power up a smartwatch. That's the Powerwatch X, to be released this 2018 by the Matrix Industries.
5 Hottest job picks this March
March 19, 2018 by JA Castro
There's nothing like a hot summer in the Philippines! So here are our hot 5 IT job picks this month!
Most Sought-After Programming Languages this 2018
March 14, 2018 by JA Castro
The languages listed below are based on company demands via job postings. Whether you're looking to switch careers, learn a new language, or check the latest IT hiring trends, this list would give you a fair idea of what to expect.
Are you ready to pay with your face?
February 20, 2018 by JA Castro
Step aside, touch screens. China has been authorizing payments, facility access, and tracking down criminals via face-detecting systems.
Ultimate Recruiters' Guide: Developer Languages
February 20, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
ICTjob.ph has created a FREE downloadable guide for you to use when you're recruiting for tech!
5 Top IT Job Picks for February
February 15, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
As your resident IT job match maker, we've chosen five candidates to be your next IT career booster!
Why designers need to learn code
February 12, 2018 by JA Castro
Understanding how to utilize your creativity with the given resources is a challenge, but an easier one for a designer who knows how to code.
Will the battle of AI bots happen this year?
January 23, 2018 by JA Castro
Even though it's considered a non-threat to human jobs (as of this moment), it doesn't mean that the need to panic is over.
The World's Smallest 1TB USB-C flash Drive
January 23, 2018 by JA Castro
The world's smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive made its debut this January care of SanDisk at CES. Becuase who doesn't want more storage in a single device?
2018 IT jobs on the rise
January 23, 2018 by JA Castro
Facebook essentials in recruiting IT professionals
January 18, 2018 by JA Castro
In the Philippines, you have to wonder, who isn't using Facebook? Everyone's obsessed with this particular social media platform.
What's up with Reinforcement Learning?
January 16, 2018 by JA Castro
This is the main tech that is responsible for self-driving cars. Other than that, this is the technology that can get robots to "grasp objects it has never seen before".
5 Top IT Job Picks for January
January 10, 2018 by The ICTjob.ph Team
We're not your trusted IT job portal if we don't present you with our top openings for the month!
The ICTjob.ph 2017 Salary Barometer
December 18, 2017 by The ICTjob.ph Team
If you're just starting your IT career, all we can say is hold on! You're off to great heights!
5 In-demand jobs for December
December 13, 2017 by The ICTjob.ph Team
As we close 2017, you know we wouldn't let our IT pros down. We've chosen five job openings that will surely boost your IT career.
Things tech recruiters wished you knew
December 11, 2017 by JA Castro
Have you ever wondered what tech recruiters are thinking during interviews? Some of them have mastered their poker faces and getting harder and harder to tell whether you said the right thing or not.
Land a job with your ICTjob.ph profile!
December 04, 2017 by JA Castro
You've already signed up to ICTjob.ph but you think you deserve more, we hear you! If you think that your ictjob.ph profile isn't doing you any favors… think again!
How to show you're open to new opportunities
November 27, 2017 by JA Castro
We've always given advice on being prepared for those unexpected circumstances that may threaten your IT job, but this time, we want to give you tips to prepare yourself for exciting possibilities instead.
Software updates for 2017
November 23, 2017 by JA Castro
With how fast technology is evolving nowadays, it's only important to keep a lookout on the latest updates in tech!
In-Demand Tech Jobs: November Edition
November 06, 2017 by JA Castro
Are you still job hunting at this time of the year? Believe it or not, there are still countless of IT opportunities waiting for you.
7 Tips for Successful Job Ads
November 06, 2017 by JA Castro
In this age of tech, you can't go wrong when you do job postings -- especially in popular job listing sites.
7 Factors That Make You Lose a Job Prospect
November 06, 2017 by JA Castro
Instead of losing sleep over the reasons of your unemployment, here possible reasons why losing a job offer seems to becoming a staple in your job hunting adventure:
#RecruiterProblems: Why are you losing IT candidates after your offer?
October 27, 2017 by JA Castro
Being a recruiter has its ups and downs.
Your IT Recruitment Habits: The good and the bad
October 09, 2017 by JA Castro
Whether or not you've been an IT recruiter for a long time or if you're just about to embark on this new position, it's a must to prepare or assess your recruitment skills.
Don't be fooled by fake IT job ads!
October 09, 2017 by JA Castro
How can you spot the real ones from the fakers? It's not easy applying for jobs; we know how frustrating and tiring it can be.
Promote your IT skills!
October 02, 2017 by JA Castro
Is it enough to always show up in the workplace to get "noticed" by your boss?
Come and join AIG's Recruitment One-Stop S.H.O.P. and Open House!
September 26, 2017 by ICTjob.ph Staff
Human Resources invites you to tap into your network of friends, former colleagues, schoolmates, communities of interests and relatives* and invite them to the Recruitment One-Stop S.H.O.P. (Select & Hire On Premise) and Open House on September 29.
5 Personal Skills for Job Hunting
September 25, 2017 by JA Castro
What if you're a fresh grad about to prove yourself? To help you out, here are a list of personal skills to help you on your journey.
Your Facebook profile helps your search for IT jobs!
September 25, 2017 by JA Castro
Gone are the days when it was cool to not have a Facebook account. Times have changed, and if anything, it's a standard to have an online profile.
LinkedIn: 3 Most Hired IT jobs in the Philippines
September 25, 2017 by JA Castro
Last May, CNN Philippines released an article which lists the 10 most hired jobs in the Philippines, according to LinkedIn.
Why Become a Web Developer
September 18, 2017 by JA Castro
Whether you're still on the fence regarding pursuing this career, here are four real reasons why you can't pass up on this specific trade.
How to Score a Raise in Your IT Job
September 18, 2017 by JA Castro
In case you didn't know it yet, IT pros are the highest paid employees in the country. CNN Money ranks IT as the No.1 job with the biggest pay hike with 5.1% pay growth in a year, and a median pay of $70,900.
Update Your CV While Employed!
September 18, 2017 by JA Castro
Your CV should be an extension of your career, so it only makes sense that its progress is in sync with yours.
Recruitment Tip: When You Can't Speak IT
September 11, 2017 by AJ Castro
But what do you do when you've just started to do this and have zero background in tech recruitment?
IT Certifications to Get You Hired
September 11, 2017 by JA Castro
It's time to invest for your future! These IT certifications are worth the time and money.
Tech Jobs for People Who Can't Code
September 11, 2017 by AJ Castro
Are you having troubles with coding? You want a tech job but you do not have any idea on how to write a single script of a Python-based program?
In-Demand Tech Companies: September Edition
September 11, 2017 by JA Castro
Seeing as how we've got so many opportunities to choose from, we want to make things easier for you.
INFOGRAPHIC: Get into the Tech Industry!
September 07, 2017 by JA Castro
If you want to be part of the system, but don't know how to, here are a few pointers to help you out.
INFOGRAPHIC: Day to Day IT Job Survival Guide
September 06, 2017 by JA Castro
The day will come when you just feel like you can't do anything productive, or that you can't make sense of your programmer job.
Review: 4 Pinoy-made Apps
September 05, 2017 by JA Castro
A simple search in App Store or Google Store already opens you to thousands of existing mobile applications in the market. You can even spend an entire day just browsing through these stores and not reach the end of the line...
Tips to Sharpen your Programming Skills
September 05, 2017 by JA Castro
When you need to land top IT jobs, you've got to have the creds to actually do it. Thankfully, you can practice your programming skills and be a real catch in the industry. Harness your brain activity with these:
Programming 101: 7 Tips for Beginners
September 05, 2017 by JA Castro
People have the tendency to fear programming. They often see codes as cryptic messages that no one can work out. That is simply not true. An IT career is the same as other fields, and for sure, everyone starts out as a noob. Hence, here are seven tips to give you a heads-up on what you're about to enter.
Tech Recruiting Cost
August 29, 2017 by AJ Castro
The more skills the candidate has, the higher his or her expected pay would also increase. If you want to know whether a job applicant is asking too much or too small, here's a guide to help you out.
Free Sites Where You Can Learn to Code
August 29, 2017 by AJ Castro
Determined to best programmer in the country? Or do you simply wish to gain additional experience to boost your CV?
Amazing Ways How Data Visualization Helps Your Decision-Making
August 29, 2017 by AJ Castro
In any business industry, data-driven decisions serve as the skeleton of different companies. It is also safe to say baseless decision can rip apart your company that you built most of your career life in a matter of days...
Brilliant Perks to Offer Tech Pros
August 23, 2017 by JA Castro
How do you recruit tech pros who already have it good in other companies?
Coolest Companies to Work For
August 22, 2017 by JA Castro
There are a lot more of IT companies waiting to hire the next best IT pro in the business, and this could be you!
4 Reasons To Become A Game Developer
August 18, 2017 by AJ Castro
Still in the middle of contemplating what could be the best career for you? You just have so many things that you want to try and still ends up with no concrete decision. You want to become a programmer...
Good Signs You're Ready to Move on from Your Company
August 14, 2017 by AJ Castro
Did you know that you can also leave your job for good reasons? Is it time for you to spread your wings and fly to greener pastures?
Create the Best IT Team with these Tips!
August 14, 2017 by AJ Castro
Even if you're the most experienced in the team, you can't hire people just because of the qualifications you see on their CV. Here are specific job tips to help you train and retain your tech team:
Dangerous Online Habits: The Geography of Cyber Savviness
August 14, 2017 by AJ Castro
As website developers, it's a must to understand user behavior when it comes to the internet.
In-Demand Tech Jobs: August Edition
August 09, 2017 by JA Castro
Time flies by so fast! We're almost near the "ber" months and there are still IT openings waiting for you. If you don't know which positions to pick, we've chosen our top five for you to choose from!
6 Mistakes to Avoid as Web Designers
August 08, 2017 by AJ Castro
The objective of your website is to draw in users and address their needs. Failure to consider their needs may result to not helping them at the end. To avoid this, you may want to take note of mistakes commonly made by web designers.
Ways to Handle IT Job Interview Questions
August 08, 2017 by AJ Castro
If you are aiming for a tech job, the industry practices a slightly different interview questions. You may want to consider these points before going to your job interview.
What Mid to Senior Level IT Pros Should Know
August 08, 2017 by JA Castro
We're not going to play coy. The typical tips for job-hunters are so cliche and most are directed towards beginners. What do you when you're experienced and you're aiming for a higher position?
Join Ingram Micro's IT Recruitment Open House!
August 08, 2017 by ICTjob.ph Staff
We are looking for creative, passionate and rock star IT professionals to join the dynamic workforce of Ingram Micro Manila Information Systems group.
How to Reschedule Your IT Job Interview
July 31, 2017 by AJ Castro
Sometimes, stuff happens. No matter how much planning we do, some things just aren't meant to be -- and that includes your scheduled job interview.
Things to Know Before Taking an IT Degree
July 31, 2017 by AJ Castro
Instead of just opting to ditch school or get the first computer-related course out there, here are a few things to consider!
Apps & Software for Graphic Designers: 2017 Edition Part 1
July 31, 2017 by AJ Castro
This just might be the year of your masterpiece. Here is a list of apps you can invest in or get for free that can really rev up your engine. Also, as a graphic artist, it's only a must to know the latest updates in terms of design.
INFOGRAPHIC: How to Find Work-Life Balance When You're in IT
July 25, 2017 by AJ Castro
We know that working in IT comes with the long hours, but simply said: you're not productive when you're tired or unhappy.
Top 10 Most Applied IT jobs in the Philippines
July 24, 2017 by AJ Castro
It's only right to take a closer look at IT pros and their activity in our website the past year. We've checked our data and the numbers have spoken.
5 Don'ts to Help Keep Your Job Hunting a Secret
July 24, 2017 by AJ Castro
In short, here's how to make sure no one spoils your escape plan to another company (without getting fired and still leave with a pretty good reputation):
7 Tech Skills to Boost Your Salary
July 24, 2017 by AJ Castro
Your specialization in a certain field encourages IT companies to pay you more. If you are considering to boost your salary, there are seven skill sets that can help you out! .
What Kind of Programming is for You
July 24, 2017 by AJ Castro
Are you in the tech biz but don't know what type of programming is best for you?
Join the 10th PHILIPPINE HR SUMMIT on August 3-4 at Crowne Plaza Galleria
July 18, 2017 by Powermax Consulting Group
Learn from HR Gurus and CEO's the best practices and latest trends, together with the emerging new challenges and platforms!
Your Tech Job Resume Guide
July 17, 2017 by AJ Castro
Don't risk losing your chance at landing a great IT job and create the perfect resume to market yourself.
Top 10 Cross-Mobile Mobile Development Tools
July 17, 2017 by AJ Castro
Finding it difficult to provide versions of your app on different platforms? Cross-platform tools are to the rescue!
In-Demand Tech Jobs: July Edition
July 14, 2017 by AJ Castro
Sign up with us and you'll get a front row seat to the best IT offers in the country. Here are our top picks this month:
3 Ways to Write a Great Resignation Letter (Even if you don't want to)
July 10, 2017 by AJ Castro
When it's time to say goodbye, you might as well say it right.
How to Spot Bad Tech Companies
July 10, 2017 by AJ Castro
For these telltale signs that you're about to embark in a rather bad decision, here are a few tips to help you tell a rotten apple from a diamond in the rough.
3 Must-Try Tools for App Developers
July 10, 2017 by AJ Castro
Here are a few tools to get you started, especially if you want to bank in on those app developing skills. Due to the rise of smartphone usage, being a mobile developer is one of the best tech jobs to get.
4 Useful Open Sources for Web Developers
July 04, 2017 by AJ Castro
With so many available resources onilne, which should you try first? You wouldn't want to waste your time, money, and energy on something that isn't worth it, would you?
7 Tech Lingos You Have to Learn
July 04, 2017 by AJ Castro
Tech is always evolving and if you're new to it, you might be missing out on terms that will more or less help in your tech job.
INFOGRAPHIC: Top 3 Questions to Ask During Your Interview
July 04, 2017 by AJ Castro
Whether it's your first time to go to a job interview, or if you're starting to wonder why you can't seem to make it past the interview stage, this article is just for you.
7 Fundamental Tech Job Interview Tips
June 27, 2017 by AJ Castro
Preparation is key when you want to ace your tech job interview. Hence, you've got to know which questions are coming your way before you step in.
Will the Programming "Boom" End Someday?
June 27, 2017 by AJ Castro
Will human services eventually become obsolete?
Google Machine Learning Platforms Launched for Free!
June 27, 2017 by AJ Castro
Once again, Google took the world by surprise by opening two machine learning platforms for free. Definitely, this is a great opportunity for IT professionals everywhere.
IBM Recruitment Open House Event for Java and Webservices
June 19, 2017 by ICTjob Philippines
Discover what you can do at IBM! Come and join IBM's Recruitment Open House for JAVA and Webservices IT professionals!
3 IT Certifications to Boost Your Salary
June 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
Serious about your IT career and earning bigger pay? Stand out from the competition with an IT certification!
Top 5 Things to Do After Learning Code
June 09, 2017 by AJ Castro
Have you visualised yourself earning the big bucks not too long after you graduated from your local university.The fact is, there are countless job opportunities in the tech industry, and you may be a little overwhelmed by all the choices that you might not know your next step!
The Main Challenges for the Millennial Tech Job Hunter
June 09, 2017 by AJ Castro
Want inside intel on what it's like to be an IT recruiter? You might be curious as to what they base their judgments on hiring web developers or graphic designers or SEO specialists.
Super Tips Before Creating Your CV
June 09, 2017 by AJ Castro
Haven't been getting call-backs from your online job applications? We're not going to beat around the bush with this, but we honestly think it's your CV.
Tech Startup Resources in the Philippines
June 09, 2017 by AJ Castro
With the rise of the BPO and KPO industry in the Philippines, more and more entrepreneurs are setting up their businesses and giving more opportunities to the Filipino people.
In-Demand Tech Jobs: June Edition
June 07, 2017 by AJ Castro
You're an IT hero in the making and there's no better way to celebrate this month of Independence but with a new tech job! We've picked our top 5 job listings to help you out!
6 Tips to Recover from a Career Slump
June 05, 2017 by AJ Castro
Don't beat yourself up over this and consider these tips to help you get back on track:
5 Useful Tech Blog Developers You Should Follow
June 05, 2017 by AJ Castro
We like to help you get all the aide you need--especially to increase your chances in improving your ict jobs performance, ICTjob.ph has compiled five developer blogs that you should read!
5 Handy Developer Tutorials
June 05, 2017 by AJ Castro
Are you searching for developer tutorials but don't know where to start? We based our list from most in-demand and popular languages. If you're looking to build your resume and harness your skills, check out the tutorials below.
How to Get the Salary You Want with 6 Practical Tips!
May 31, 2017 by AJ Castro
Have you spotted a job you want in your favourite job portal, but notice that they are offering way less than your expected salary?
5 Must Learn Algorithms for Machine Learning Engineers
May 29, 2017 by AJ Castro
There is no doubt how the machine learning area establishes grounded conclusions based on a big amount of data -- the same big data that drives decision-making processes of different industries.
5 Don'ts for an Attractive Resume
May 29, 2017 by AJ Castro
Fun fact: you have only SIX SECONDS to get your dream job.
What Motivates Tech Professionals?
May 23, 2017 by AJ Castro
Motivation is a tricky thing; it can make or break someone's performance. If you notice your good employee running out of steam or if you think they're about to suffer a burnout stage, or if you don't want them to reach that point, it's best to be prepared.
The Beginners Guide to CSS Object Model (CSSOM)
May 22, 2017 by AJ Castro
Find out why the CSS Object Model (CSSOM) is important!
4 Useful JavaScript Statements You Should Know
May 15, 2017 by AJ Castro
With JavaScript, you'll be able to implement various logic in your code. Here are four must-know statements to learn!
Meet the Top 5 Animators from the Philippines
May 15, 2017 by AJ Castro
To inspire your sleeping creative genius side, here are animators from the Philippines who have made their mark in the global arena.
In-Demand Tech Jobs: May Edition
May 10, 2017 by AJ Castro
The month of May has finally rolled in and even if the rest of the country is recovering from the long weekend, and the weather is at extremes with being too hot and too wet, we're the only IT job portal that'll provide you options to fulfill your IT destiny.
Best IT jobs Review: Full-Time Job or Freelancing?
May 10, 2017 by AJ Castro
It seems like an ideal set-up; no need to wake up in the wee hours of the morning, no need to dress-up (or take a bath) -- the pros just seem to go on and on...
How Big Data Drives Drug Development
May 03, 2017 by AJ Castro
Have ever wondered how come you have paracetamol for your fever? Or dextromethorphan drugs for if you have a bad cough? These medical drugs did not just come out of the laboratory like a fresh apple from a tree.
Hire your next IT pro with ease with these 7 tips!
April 27, 2017 by AJ Castro
Tired of no-show applicants? Losing hope from all the skilled but half-hearted walk-ins? Where have all the potential employees gone? Worry no more, here are seven awesome tips from your most trusted IT job portal!
Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in the Philippines 2017
April 26, 2017 by AJ Castro
We've said it before and we'll say it again: the IT industry is booming! There are plenty of in demand jobs in the Philippines to choose from...
In-Demand Tech Jobs: April Edition
April 12, 2017 by AJ Castro
It's summertime and the worst thing that can happen to you is to melt under the sun… jobless! Besides, you need the cash to join all the outings and out of town trips. Beat the heat and unemployment with our latest tech jobs list for April.
Hand-Picked Tech Jobs: March Edition
April 05, 2017 by AJ Castro
Summer is here! The sun is up and shining, and so is ICTJob.ph with our list of IT jobs! We've hand-picked the best IT opportunities to boost your career.
Hand-Picked Tech Jobs: January Edition
April 05, 2017 by AJ Castro
As you say a joyous hello to 2017, you can also say an awesome hi to these hot IT jobs this New Year! Celebrate this new chapter in your life with a new career. We've got five hot jobs to help you make use of your IT skills!
Main Weaknesses of C++ as a Programming Language
March 22, 2017 by AJ Castro
Want to learn about C++? Here are a few things to consider beforehand!
#DevFutureForward: ICTjob.ph at the DevCon Summit 2016
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
The ICT industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the country, and discussing the components that would reinforce its place in society has been the main focus of the DevCon Summit 2016 with the theme #DevFutureForward.
2 Programming Languages to Boost Cybersecurity
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
To help you prepare, we've searched for two programming languages that can help you beef up your cybersecurity.
4 Companies with the Hottest IT Jobs this October
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
Still looking for the IT job that's a perfect fit for you? To save you the trouble, we've put together a list of the best companies where you'll be able to land the best IT job in the market.
2017 Tech Recruitment Insight
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
Despite these financially rewarding offers, the demand for IT jobs only seems to increase. Whether it's for business expansion or the need for a 24/7 IT support team, the search for the best IT candidate will never end...
5 Job Hunting Tips for IT Grads
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
When you've already received your diploma and yet you're still at home jobless, you might be asking yourself, "Now what?" Even if you graduated top of your class, you know that job offers aren't always waiting at your doorstep or at least your inbox. They're like precious gems you have to seek out on your own.
5 Most Popular Programming Languages of 2016
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
It's no secret. When you're in the IT industry, everyone automatically assumes the pay is high and it's somewhat guaranteed that you won't be unemployed for long. The thing is, the IT world is broad, and in order to get hired even faster, you'd want to narrow down your job goals and aim for a specific job title--
5 Tech Jobs That Did Not Exist 10 Years Ago
March 16, 2017 by AJ Castro
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2018 Apr by Carlos Anies
Poland - Krakow, Warsaw, Torun, Auschwit
2018 Apr by Franklin Murillo
We departed on LOT Polish Airlines from VNO airport Lithuania to WAW airport in Poland where we would spend one night at the Sheraton Warsaw Hotel near the old town. We enjoyed walking around old town and must've walked several miles that first day admiring all the historic buildings some that were reconstructed after World War 2. We ate at several Restauracja Zapiecek restaurants because we enjoy eating pierogis. We departed WAW airport back to LAX airport on LOT Polish Airlines.
We departed Bratislava Slovakia connecting through Czech Republic arriving into Krakow Poland by train. We would spend 3 nights at the Red Brick Apartment hotel near the train station. No visit to Krakow can be complete without visiting Auschwitz Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mines. Other points of interest were the Jewish District, Oskar Schindlers Factory, Ghetto Heroes Square, and the Rakowicki Cemetery. I ate dinner at Wentzl (since 1792) in the vibrant Market Square. This was the end of our vacation and we departed on Austrian Airlines back to LAX airport.
I took a train from Prague to Krakow, when I arrived I was happy to find a place to stay at a hostal convent run by nuns. The weather was very cold so I had to purchase a pull over jacket to stay warm. I visited the state museum of Auschwitz and Birkenau, while walking around the compound I could just imagine how cruel the conditions must have been. Here I was trying to keep warm all bundled up and the prisoners must of froze to death with probably nothing to keep them warm. There were just a handful of tourists walking the area since the weather was so cold and dreary. The next day I went to the Wieliczka salt mines, the place was amazing and huge. The highlight of this tour is seeing all the carvings and the church the miners carved out of salt. Despite the cold weather outside I always enjoyed a cold Polish beer with my dinner. I continued by train to Vienna Austria.
2017 Sep by Michael Novins
Lesser Poland Voivodeship -- I visited Krakow in December 1997, February 2003 and August 2003, including Wawel Cathedral, Kazimierz and the city's historic center. I also made day trips to Auschwitz I (the original camp) and Auschwitz II-Birkenau, less than an hour by train from Krakow, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. My favorite hotel is the Hotel Europejski, established in 1884 and well located on the edge of the old town (http://www.he.pl/).
Masovian Voivodeship -- I visited Warsaw in October 1995, December 1997, February 2003 and August 2003, where my favorite place to stay is Hotel Bristol, built in 1901 and the city's most historic hotel.
Pomeranian Voivodeship -- In September 2017, I visited Gdańsk, the provincial capital of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, including the architecturally striking Museum of the Second World War, which opened in the Baltic port city in March 2017, and the Europejskie Centrum Solidarności, a museum dedicated to Solidarność, the Polish labor union co-founded by Lech Wałęsa at the Gdańsk Shipyard in September 1980. My favorite restaurants were Kubicki Restaurant, founded in 1918 and the city's oldest restaurant; Pod Łososiem, whose predecessor supposedly created Goldwasser in 1598; Bar Mleczny Neptun, one of the few remaining original milk bars; and Gdańska, Lech Wałęsa's favorite restaurant. I also made a day trip by train to visit the Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
2015 Aug by Frank J Britton
Gdansk is all about Solidarity. Yes there are old town delights but none can match the critical importance of what happened around the shipyards. Severe repression and State murder in the 1970s led directly to the founding of Solidarity to confront the communist regime. Led by electrician Lech Walesa, Solidarity grew strongly, peacefully confronting State forces and forcing them into negotiations. This led directly to the downfall of the regime in 1989 and, indirectly, the fall, domino style, of all communist regimes in Eastern Europe. On the way into the excellent European Solidarity Centre I passed through what I take to be the atmospheric entrance gates to the old Lenin Shipyard which filled our tv screens in the late 1980s. It was moving to see a modern historic site and a place that had to wait 45 years after the ending of WW2 for its happy ending. In town centre stayed in Apartment Piwna managed by the helpful Stan- even helping me to get Belarus rubles. Aiming to take the ECOLINES bus to Kaliningrad at 0630 I could not find the bus stop. Had an anxious time until I found its departure point from a side street before the train station. Luckily it was 45 minutes late ! I arrived in Gdansk by air from Dublin. This was the start of an eight country loop around the Baltic- Poland, Russia(Kaliningrad), Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland and Sweden.
2010 Jul by Veikko Huhtala*
We crossed the border of Germany and Poland in the town of Frankfurt Oder. We drove straight to Warzava, where we stayed one night in the hotel 15 km north of Warzava. Next day we drove to near the border of Belarus, Bialowieza National Park. European Bison is called also as Wisent and if you are lucky, it is possible to see these animals in the park. Bialowieza Forest is also UNESCO World Heritage Site. We stayed there three hours, but only Wisents we saw in the small Zoo. From Bialowieza we drove to Augustow town, near Lithuanian border, where we stayed other night before going out of Poland.This was my third visit to Poland.
2009 Oct by Jorge Sanchez
I have been many times in Poland, almost always in transit in my way to Spain overland, staying for one or two days in cities such as Warsaw and historical Cracow.
The last time that I crossed Poland was in the year 2009, when I was coming from Lvov, in Ukraine. Then I visited a place that was impacting and didactic at the same time, teaching me more about the human nature. I refer to Auschwitz, which pronunciation has connotations of horror.
I stopped in Cracow and took a bus to Auschwitz, which is not far.
There were many tourists and curious people wishing to visit that place.
The first thing that I saw when I crossed to the territory of Auschwitz was the sign: ARBEIT MACHT FREI, which I compared to the Russian phrase in times of the Soviet Union: SLAVA TRUDU (Glory to the Work).
I also saw the barrack for Gypsies where they slept until they were sent to the crematory.
After Auschwitz I walked 3 kilometers until Birkenau, also known as Auschwitz II.
You feel like crying after that visit to Auschwitz/Birkenau.
.................................... KRAKOW: After Auschwitz and Birkenau, my second visit in the southeast of Poland would be more at ease: the beautiful Cracow. I arrived in the morning and would spend most of the day strolling around that city. The first thing that surprised me was to see so many religious people in the streets, nuns and priests. Then I remembered that Poland is one of the most catholic countries in Europe and in the whole world. When I realized that there were tramways in Cracow, immediately I guessed, rightly, that I would love the city. The center of my walks around the Cracow would be the Main Market Square. From there I would get to know on foot the main tourist attractions. I entered in St. Mary�s Basilica, built in gothic style during the XIV century that surprisingly had two towers, but completely different each other. At a few meters from the Basilica, in the Main Market Square there was a monument. I read that it was devoted to Adam Mickiewicz, a romantic poet, probably the greatest in Poland, of whom I confess I did not know anything until that day. When I was hungry I ate in the stalls, and when I was thirsty I entered a supermarket to buy juice. I felt at home in that city, not too large to get walking everywhere, from the Wawel Cathedral across the River Vistula. Late in the afternoon I took a bus to Barcelona, in my dear Spain.
2008 Feb by Walter Jackson
We flew to Gdansk with Ryanair from Stansted. We stayed near Sopot in order to visit the Tricity area of Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia. It was the coldest month, so there were very few tourists (which is why we choose it). The Royal mile in Gdansk is one of the most beautiful streets in Europe.
The rest of the region was not as impressive and we found that there were many impoverished regions. Hopefully this will improve even more with the EU support. There was an excesive amount of grafiti everywhere. A sure sign that young people weren't happy. Apart from these, we found the experience to be interesting and enjoyable.
Our hotel (Novotel Jelitkowska) was very nice and the staff and general public were friendly and helpful for the most part. Most people could speak some English, especially the younger ones. We will go back to Poland, but maybe try Warsaw next.
2007 Jul by Leo Koolhoven
Poland is a big country in Europe between Germany and Belarus. The history of be between Germany and Russia is still availibly to see.


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2015 Annual Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder's MeetingWritten by George Traganidas Topics: Presentations, Stock Investing, Wealth Building
This time every year thousands of people from all over the world are gathering in Omaha to hear the words of Warren Buffett and his partner Charlie Munger. This year the crowd was about 44,000 people and they were not disappointed. The meeting started at 8:30 with the annual movie and at about 9:00, Warren and Charlie started the Q&A session. They answered question for about six hours on every topics. As always no questions were off limit.
Here follow my notes from the meeting. The notes will not cover all the topics and they are my attempt to summarise their most important points. Here are the notes:
I am Warren and this is Charlie. He can hear and I can see, we work together.
When Charlie and Warren buy stocks they do not like to talk them up. They love it when they are going down, because they can buy more in cheaper prices. Some of their investments are in companies that buy back their own shares. When the stocks go down the company itself can repurchase them at a cheaper price.
They emphasized again the importance of character in business dealings. They always conduct themselves in their dealings as if the positions of the parties were reversed.
When asked if the stock market is expensive now, they said that you need to look at stock prices in relationship to interest rates. If the interest rates were normal, then these prices would be expensive, but in today's interest rate world these prices are reasonable. Charlie was surprised why someone would ask them to comment on the interest rates since they always get it wrong.
When you buy businesses for the long term interest rates and other macroeconomic indicators do not play a role. What plays a role is the characteristics of the business and its moat. Investment companies who employ an economist to help with the investment decisions, employ an employee too many.
They pointed out that what the 3G guys are doing with the firing of the people makes sense. A business should not have more employees than it needs. If it does, it is a disservice to society. Right-sizing is good.
When asked about how to network with high net worth individuals and people from the prestigious MBA schools, Charlie said to do the best that you can. You need to do the best that you can with the hand that you have been dealt. Not having an MBA is not a problem. Charlie does not have one and he has done ok. Why should the other guy have one? In addition, he mentioned that if you went to an expensive MBA school and you were taught efficient market theory you would have wasted your money. The guy is lucky not to have done an MBA.
They do not like leverage, because that is what make people sweat at night.
They do not do any macro predictions. People who deal with macros do not have much investment success either.
They are big believers in the power of incentives. When the ego of people gets involved, people do dumb things. This is either to please their own ego or to please the ego of the company CEO. You need to understand human behaviour to run a business.
They try to always conduct themselves so that the problems of others will not hurt Berkshire.
When asked if their investment principles would work in China, Warren replied that the investment principle do not stop at borders.
When you get older you get the reputation you deserve.
They are not fans of corporate philanthropy, because the CEO gives away the money of the shareholders. Philanthropy at the corporate level is generally not a good idea.
Cheap debt causes people to do mistakes on the asset side of the balance sheet.
Investing is an easy game if you can control your emotions. The best way is value investing. Who does not want to invest in value? People are always looking for an easier way to do things. Other ways might look easier but they are actually harder.
They are looking for the next Berkshire CEO to have more than just investment experience. Berkshire now owns a lot of operational businesses and just stocks. They have to follow the tide.
In an inflationary environment it is great to have a business that does not need capital reinvestment. You only do the investment once (in old dollars) and you reap the rewards many times later (in appreciated dollars). No need to keep reinvesting appreciated dollar in the business. A brand is a great asset to own during inflation. With too much inflation though you get Hitler. So, something that is good for See's Candy, if taken to the extreme is bad for society.
They like that young people ask too many questions. They used to ask too many questions when they were young and people started not to like them. The solution to that was to become rich and generous. Then people liked them. If you bring a check, people will always find reasons to like you.
They both had models when they were young that they admired. They looked at the characteristics of these people and they tried to copy them. Try to be a person that you would admire. It is easier to change yourself than your spouse. The most important thing in marriage is low expectations.
Warren tries to convince people to give back when they are young. Will they make better charity decisions at 95 with a blonde on their lap?
On EU, they commented that you cannot have a business with your drunk brother in law. The EU will need to change a few things along the way. Even the US constitution had amendments along the way. Investment bankers helped the EU countries create false financial statements.
Praise by name and criticize by category.
They do not like the current level of activist investors. One reason they do not like them, is that activist investors try to get companies to buy back their shares, even if that destroys long term shareholder value. They would not like one of them to marry into the family.
Charlie liked the business environment when there was less competition. But that is life.
When asked about how to help people gain financial education who do not know even the basics, Charlie said he cannot help. If you do not know how to save he cannot help you. He has even failed some of his relatives. You need to start good habits early on.
They buy businesses at different multiples depending on the economy. They would like more when the economy is bad and they buy a business at 12x than when the economy is good and they buy it at 8x.
Charlie cannot understand multitasking. He needs to think long and hard about a single subject to make a decision. He cannot understand how people try to do that for multiple subjects. He does not believe you can multi-task your way to success.
Warren is very optimistic about the future. Think how much your life has changed in the last 20 years.
They said that they came from a family with admirable people and they are trying to find other admirable people. Charlie's first wife once said that you cannot achieve much in one generation. Reputation takes a few generations to build up.
Try to avoid being an idiot and keep doing this day after day. It is amazing how well this works.
It is a moral duty to become as rational as you can. You need to see things the way they are. Remove easy ignorance. It is dishonourable to be stupider than you can be. They are happy if Berkshire is better at the end of the year than when it started the year.
They would hate to lose someone else's money. That would keep them up at night.
To succeed in investing you need the right teachers, focus and the right emotional attitude. You need to love the game. Been shrewd and gathering pieces of paper and locking them in a sage if not a great calling. You need to be helping others. Just managing your own money is not good.
As always the trip was worthwhile and it was great to hear Warren and Charlie speak. What cannot be captured at the notes in the atmosphere of the event. The discussions between Charlie and Warren cannot be put into words. They are like a married couple, who have been together for many years and they have deep respect and understanding for each other. First time visitors were surely perplexed, because the whole atmosphere is more like a concert than a shareholder's meeting. But then again this is no ordinary company, with no ordinary CEO and these are no ordinary shareholders. This is still a partnership. This is a cult.
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Just thought I'd share what we had for Easter Dinner today...
Roast Turkey
- Dry brined for two days then roasted for 1/2 hour at 450 degrees followed by 6 hours at 300 degrees and about an hour at 350 degrees when I had to increase the temperature to bake some other things alongside.
Baked Ham
- Roasted at 450 degrees with the turkey then baked in Pampered Chef's "Deep Covered Baker" alongside the turkey. Slight error in judgment as far as baking time goes... in the future, note to self, wait til after lunch to put the ham in the oven. It turned out all right on the inside, just the outside was rather *ahem* overdone. With cloves, of course, and a honey glaze.
Mashed Potatoes
- Yukon Gold, of course... boiled then whipped up in the Kitchenaid with salt, pepper, margarine and chicken broth.
Glazed Carrots
- Nothing too complicated, just boiled carrots with butter and honey.
Mashed Turnip
- Just because... seemed like we should have another vegetable on the table.
Sweet Potato Casserole
- A side dish and a dessert all in one! Equally yummy beside turkey or in a bowl with whipped cream... sweet potato and coconut under a kind of crumble topping... mmmm....
- Stuff n Such. I don't make stuffing.
Strawberry Shortcake
- Just because I wanted it. Even though it's only April. With Ann's tea biscuit recipe. But I cheated and used Cool Whip.
And good company, of course, who contributed some very nice wines to the table.... all in all, a great meal... and now we all need a nap. LOL
I guess I should add something on here that's consistent with saving money, so by the way, I'm boiling the turkey scraps for broth now...
I've often been accused of having just that... "Champagne Tastes and a Beer Budget." This little corner of the web will be home to recipes, tips, and money-saving strategies that I have had success with while living on one income in a world that says it can't be done. :)
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I love the menu for Easter dinner. I never cook for Easter or make a big deal out of it other than the egg hunt for the kids and church, but I'm going to copy the menu and follow it for next year. It would be a nice tradition for my family. I'm Greek so it's a big day for us!
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McCain's father, Sen. John McCain, announced the wedding early Wednesday, tweeting : "Yesterday I was deeply blessed to give away my little girl at a ceremony with family & friends in #Arizona."
The 33-year-old co-host of "The View" announced her engagement to Domenech earlier this month. People magazine reports about 100 guests attended the ceremony. The wedding comes four months after John McCain was diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer. He tweeted earlier this month he was "thrilled" to welcome Domenech to the family.
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We created a short film for "Young Families" based out of Surrey, BC. This video was supposed to represent what many of their young moms and dads go through, this video is THEIR story. The beautiful part of what Young Families does is taking the "common story" of a single or young parent and redeeming it.
Young Families is committed to seeing families restored and lives transformed.
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I love getting emails from Andy at Fyxomatosis. Each one is loaded with amazing photos and the bikes he builds are always so practical and classy: right up my alley! This bike in particular is Andy's work bike. Fixed conversion, front and rear brakes and sporting some gorgeous detailing.
Check out the full shot below!
To use Tracko's coined phrase: HOLLA!
Also, while we're getting out Fyx on, check out this recent post entitled Never Soft. If you think spinning on a track bike downhill is tough, wait till you see what Andy and Andrea got themselves into. My quads just hurt looking at the map!


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My husband asked me to bake cookies for him. When asked what kind he wanted, he responded, "Awesome cookies." So I presented him with turtle thumbprint cookies because I'm pretty sure anything involving chocolate, caramel, and pecans has to qualify as awesome.
Making them turned into an odyssey, though, when my (cheap-ass) plastic measuring cup that I've had for two years split down the side. The nearest grocery store was selling other (cheap-ass) plastic measuring cups for $12, so I made an extra special trip to the mall department store where I was hoping to find glass cups. They did have glass Pyrex models…for about $18 each. And more plastic ones for $2 each. I chickened out and got the $2 one, only to find out when I got home with it that it doesn't have 1/3 or 2/3 cup marking, or anything marked between the first cup and the second cup. Serves me right for being cheap. So I had to use my broken cup after all (thankfully I hadn't yet thrown it away). I'll use the broken one to measure out markings on the new one…but that sure does get my goat.
The cookies survived, though, and that's what matters.
So I'm sure, by now, you fellow blog readers have all heard that Google Reader is abandoning us. Have you switched over to a new feed reader yet? I decided to try out both Feedly and The Old Reader. Feedly's import process was a cinch, whereas I still don't know what went wrong with The Old Reader's import, so I'm sticking with Feedly for a while.
After about 3 days of use, here are my initial observations.
- It's pretty. I like its minimalist look and chose it because it's not so loud and blaring like some of the other ones out there.
- It seems pretty customizable. There are a variety of different views you can choose from, whether you prefer just headlines, more of a magazine-like format, or full posts like Google Reader does. You can apply filters so you only see unread posts, or choose to have everything displayed. You can customize colors and fonts, and apparently a bunch of other things that I haven't figured out yet because I don't speak tech-ese. But it's there.
- Seriously, the switch over was beyond simple. MAJOR points right there.
- There are easy sharing functions.
- It functions much like Google Reader so it takes barely any time to adapt to the new reader. Plus it functions on computers as well as mobile devices, which isn't true for all feed readers.
A Few Drawbacks:
- This might just be a personal peccadillo, but I don't really like how much empty space is on the sides, cramming posts into a narrow middle, meaning that for extra long posts you really have to just keep scrolling and scrolling…and scrolling.
- Apropos to that, I haven't yet found a button that lets you skip posts to move on to the next one when there's one you don't really want to read. Not a really big deal, but for those extra long posts…well, keep scrolling.
- They've set the sensitivity to have reached/read a post at a weird spot, so if there's an uber short post at the very bottom of your feed, you actually have to click through to mark it read.
- This complaint is a little hard to explain, but here goes. Okay so I have a feed file I call "Favorite Blogs." Normally, you can scroll through and read all the unread ones in one fell swoop. Easy, right? No problem. But with Feedly, occasionally, one or two blogs won't be a part of that stream. They'll be separated somehow. So I'll get to the bottom of my unread pile and see I still have 2 unread. I'll refresh the feed…and just see the old ones. Where'd the other 2 go? There will suddenly be a new thing with just those 2 posts, and I have to click on that to see them. Not a big deal really…but WHY? Makes no sense to me.
- I keep my feed reader open in a tab in my browser at all times. With Google Reader, there used to pop up a little count on the tab notifying me when there are unread posts. Feedly doesn't do that, so I have to check it myself.
The drawbacks are pretty minor, and I'm sure I'll adapt in time, so all in all Feedly has offered a pretty good user experience so far.
So, any fun plans for the week? This week, I'm heading up to Chiang Rai again for work. A bunch of our students just graduated (YAY!!) and ALL of them are moving on up to the next level in their schooling (double YAY!), so we'll have a ceremony and celebration party for them on Friday. This year, I'm changing up the curriculum a bit, judging based on what I see their needs to be at this stage, and on Saturday we'll have the first new workshop in the series I've created. I have some surprises in store for the kids and I can't wait to see how it goes. I'll be sure to share the results with you next week.
In other news, The SOLD Project just got featured in The Bangkok Post. So we're pretty excited about that.
And tomorrow marks my first day of my second trimester (WOOHOO!). I celebrated with a cup of (decaf) coffee. It was marvelous. My mom is putting together a small (emphasis on SMALL) baby shower for me in a couple of weeks and I'll be Skyping in from Thailand, as will my cousin from Australia, and other family from across the globe. It'll be an international shower! It's early, I know, but since my parents have already planned to ship stuff out to their new home here in mid-April, we can just add our stuff to theirs. So we really want to take advantage of the opportunity to ship out baby things from the U.S. without having to pay extra shipping costs.
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