January 12, 2010
Announcements, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro City, General Santos City, Jobs, Mindanaoan Update
Still looking for a job in Mindanao? Well here’s a piece of good news. You may want to apply for these job openings in Mindanao!
Wellmade Manufacturing Corporation, maker of Speed Bar and Winrox Bleach, is in need of Key Accounts Specialist for Cagayan de Oro, Branch Cashier for Butuan City and Inventory Clerk for General Santos City.
Wellmade will provide monthly, quarterly and yearly incentives to employees plus annual incentive trip to different foreign countries. Interested? Check out the qualifications:
For the Key Accounts Specialist (CDO) – male/female, no more than 35 years of age, a graduate of BS Marketing or any 4-year related course, has 3 years experience in the same field, knowledgeable in sales and marketing strategies, knowledgeable in making proposals, is capable of negotiating with outlets on new accounts and can start immediately.
For the Branch Cashier position for Butuan City – female, no more than 35 years of age, graduate of Accountancy, has at least 2 years cashiering experience, willing to work in Butuan and can start immediately.
For the Inventory Clerk position for General Santos City – female, no more than 35 years of age, graduate of Accountancy, has at least 2 years experience in accounting functions, familiar with the ERIC system, willing to work in GenSan and can start immediately.
Interested applicants may send their application letter, resume, transcript of records and recent 2×2 photo to 888 Plaridel St., Umapad, Mandaue City.
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Spotted this ad by a “top multinational beverage manufacturing company” in a regional newspaper here in Mindanao today. The company’s name wasn’t specified (and I must admit, I have qualms about this) – still, it’s worth a try, yes? Especially since a lot of Mindanaoans still don’t have jobs these days. Here’s the text of the job opening in Cagayan de Oro City Mindanao that I spotted:
General qualifications: candidates must ideally be 21-30 years old, have good scholastic performances, have good communication skills, are literate in Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Powerpoint and Excel and must have leadership and good interpersonal skills.
There are job openings for:
1. Industrial Engineers – male, working experience in logistics. Related job experience an advantage
2. Licensed Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical Engineers – male, experience as a supervisor in plant/manufacturing operations and knowledge of quality/environmental management systems an advantage
3. Licensed Chemists – male or female, preferably with relevant working experience
4. Human Resources Assistants – male or female, graduate of Industrial Engineering, Psychology and other related behavioral courses
5. Financial Analysts – male or female, Certified Public Accountant
6. Production Personnel – male, graduate of Bachelor in Industrial Technology
7. Sales Trainees/Staff – male or female, graduate or marketing, management and other business related courses
Send your application letters, resumes, pictures and transcripts of records to: THE HR MANAGER, P.O. Box 0632, Cagayan de Oro City
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November 17, 2009
Announcements, BIMP-EAGA, Business, Consumer, Davao City, General Santos City, Jobs, Mindanaoan Update
The licensed bottler of RC Cola in the Philippines is allotting P1 Billion for the establishment of a new bottling facility here in Mindanao. Asiawide Refreshments Corporation’s new state-of-the-art bottling facility is set to address the softdrink markets especially in the Davao and General Santos regions.
The new RC Cola bottling facility will be put up in Davao City, Mindanao and will hopefully be operational by the first quarter of 2010.
Of course, this does not only mean additional jobs for the people in Mindanao but this also shows the confidence of business owners and capitalists on the potential of Mindanao.
Mabuhay Mindanao!
Speaking of RC Cola, here’s a video of new RC Cola endorsers Maja Salvador and Kim Bum (Korean actor in the hugely popular “Boys Over Flowers” TV series):
November 15, 2009
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JOB OPENING IN MINDANAO – Mindanaoan is back to posting job openings in Mindanao. I know a lot of you out there have been sending me reminders through my contact form (thank you!) to post more job opportunities and I pledge to post more in the next few days.
For now, I would like to share this Mindanao job alert. If you think you or someone you know is qualified for this job, then go ahead and submit your application right away.
Nestle Philippines is in need of an area nutrition manager. The manager will do the rounds in North Luzon and Mindanao.
Qualifications: graduate of a 4-year science/medical related course, above average interpersonal, communication and presentation skills, proficiency with Windows programs, driving skills and excellent analytical, entrepreneurial and negotiation skills.
The ideal candidate must also have at least 3 years experience as an area head in a nutritional, pharmaceutical industry or related field.
Among the responsibilities of Nestle’s area nutrition manager are to manage performance of medical delegates in the assigned area, to identify and open new business opportunities and to synthesize key facts and figures of the area and execute an integrated plan to achieve business objectives.
If you’re interested to apply, submit your pertinent documents via email. You can send those to careers (at) ph.nestle.com
Alternatively, you can also apply online via Nestle Philippines’ official website.
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November 4, 2009
BIMP-EAGA, Business, Commentary, Controversial, Davao City, Food, Mindanaoan Update, News
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A PNA article caught my attention today. It said that an American feeds supplier is eyeing lobster production in the Davao region here in Mindanao! A certain Denzil Nicholson of Verdant Ocean, an aquaculture feeds company, said that they’re keen on the possibility of producing lobsters in Davao.
“The region is a good area for development. It is one of the most viable industries as lobster stocks are on the decline,” Nicholson was quoted as saying.
Did you notice the tricky part? He said “lobster stocks are on the decline.”
I wonder if the proposed lobster production process would involve “synthetic” procedures or would the entire thing adopt natural means?
Nicholson was part of the US-Philippines Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission. The group visited the 60-hectare mariculture park of the Bureau of Aquatic Resources and Fisheries in Panabo City, Davao.
While I understand that investments are crucial to an area’s growth and development and while I do appreciate the fact that this project, should it push through, will spur more jobs, I would appreciate more information on just how the lobster production process would go.
Would it affect our ecological system?
Would proper taxes be imposed?
And the questions go on and on and on.
What about you? What do you think? Is this a promising project?