Showing posts with label online filipino worker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online filipino worker. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
I met Kim Chariz Levita on my first online job as an article writer. She was then the virtual assistant slash project manager that time who manages our articles written and to be submitted for review.
Since then, we were frequently acquainted in most social media platforms that I am in like Facebook and Twitter. Oh did I forgot to mention, she is fond of K-Pop, it's her religion btw ;P
Since I find her interesting, I make sure she gets a spot in my blog, so I get to interview her with the same questionnaires as the previous one, so let's hear what she has to say about the nature of her job and our job in general:
-around 2 years
2. What position did you start?
-Article writer
3. What tasks are you responsible with?(just make it general for discretion)
-Blogging, traffic and lead generation
4. What makes home-based and office-based job different?
-With home-based, I get to work without having to wear neat clothes, and need not to take a bath. HAHAHA! Plus, I can save expenses from fares and lunch.
5. What is the best part of being an an online worker?
-I can get to spend more time with my daughter. Like I can always look out on her, have meals together with her.
6. The biggest challenge of your job?
-Doing new things
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Mark Archival is a close friend, we become more acquainted when I entered the online job business. He is one of the trusted people in TryBPO Outsourcing company based here in Davao City.
So I decided to ask people that I know in BPO business about their experience in this field, and to start of, I asked Mark to fill in the commonly asked questions to a BPO person:
1. How long have you been in the service?
- 2 years 10 months 29 days and counting
2. What position did you start?
-entry level linkbuilder and lead researcher
3. What tasks are you responsible with?(just make it general for discretion)
-As
of now I'm not really doing hands-on SEO stuffs anymore. I was
"promoted" to handle/manage higher-level seo support/infrastractures.
Isn't that great?
4. What makes home-based and office-based job different?
-On
a homebased job, you can enjoy the convenience of working on your own
pace and at your own time while watching your favorite TV show (it's
multitasking!) less the commuting traffic, seeing your boss' face, and
playing office politics which are normal on an office-setting.
5. What is the best part of being an an SEO specialist?
-The
best part of being an seo specialist is that every trial-and-error is a
learning process. IT's basically a game versus the search engine and
internet marketers..and I'm enjoying it!
6. The biggest challenge of your job?
-Understanding what's on Google's mind.
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