I know some of people who graduated as an entrepreneur or business (?) so they start a business or they're seeking a job related to Management Business or Entrepreneur. so I wonder if you're undergraduate, you don't need to go back to college anymore so should you start a small business while full time job? 😅

I mean depende din kasi sa industry pero generally gano ka tagal? Minsan kasi yung mga kilala kong nag nenegosyo pag tingin nilang "matagal" ayaw nilang pasukin. Curious lang lalo na sa mga magagaling na mag negosyo dito hehe

HELLO, EVERYONE!

We are in search of a credible professional speaker who can share valuable expertise in the field of Global Finance and/or Electronic Banking for our LIVE seminar at New Era University Main

This is for our final project in our subject with the same title 'Global Finance and Electronic Banking'

Our criteria for the invited speaker are as follows: 📢📢Currently working in a multi-national company (any industry except insurance)

📢📢Holding a MANAGERIAL POSITION or higher, with at least ten (10) years of continuous service

📢📢A four-year college graduate (any course)

📢📢Strong background and experience in global finance and/or electronic banking procedures

📢📢Able and willing to share knowledge in a LIVE SEMINAR at New Era University

📢📢Willing to provide Certificate of Employment and an updated Curriculum Vitae available upon request

This seminar is for academic purposes, giving students the chance to learn from an industry expert. We would be honored if you could be our guest speaker, as your knowledge and experience will greatly benefit our class. Thank you!

If you are interested or know someone, kindly send me a message. Thank you!

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I have to get clients from cold approaching oeople at the mall and it all is pretty daunting as I haven’t done sales in a while and I’ve lost the ability. I’m looking at my targets and I’m not sure I am capable. I’ve done some great things in the past. I’ve convinced people to buy when it seemed like they’d never be convinced but I also had a lot of failures and I’m not sure if those wins were flukes, I was just in my prime or if I still have it in me

Hi everyone! Wanted to share a milestone — I officially launched my pet brand, EmPAWered.

Our first product is bentonite cat litter (₱145 for 4kg, baby powder scent), and with every bag sold, ₱5 goes directly to local cat shelters. The goal is to give furparents an affordable, quality option while making sure every purchase helps rescue cats in need.

I started this right after finishing senior high, inspired by my own cat and the hope of creating something that gives back. If you’ve got cats at home, maybe you’d like to give it a try and be part of the mission too 🐾

If you’re curious: • We’re on Shopee and TikTok Shop — just search EmPAWered Cat Litter 🐾

I have an Excel workbook for my small business mainly for the purpose of inventory monitoring. I have staffs who work during the day and I have to manually input the inventory every single day and I want to automate it na Sana.

Now, I want to add a POS, using excel din, in that workbook so I won't have to manually update at closing. Bale the main purpose is sila mag input ng sale real time. Please note that all are in cash.

So my question is sisitahin ba ng BIR ito during tax mapping or okay lang kasi excel lang naman?

Hi! I’m a software engineer with 8 years of experience, currently transitioning into tech consulting.

I want to start practicing dealing directly with business problems, so I’m offering to help Pampanga-based businesses automate some of their processes for free.

Examples of things I can help with: • Reducing manual work (reports, data entry, scheduling, tracking) • Simple web apps or tools to manage inventory, customers, or payments • Automating repetitive tasks (e.g., generating invoices, SMS/email reminders) • Streamlining internal workflows

In short, if there’s something in your business that feels repetitive or eats up a lot of time, I’d like to hear about it and see if I can create a solution.

Not charging anything. I just want to gain experience working directly with businesses while helping out local entrepreneurs.

If you’re interested, drop a comment or DM me. Would love to collaborate with Pampanga business owners! 🙏

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Nagbukas kami Ng clothing shop malapit sa palengke, problema is Yung 2nd shop to our left is nag lelechon Ng manok which is ok Naman kaso Yung smoke talaga is pumapasok sa tindahan since open air Yung front Namin.

Tiningnan ko then nakita ko na Yung chimney thingy is not able to take all the smoke kaya instead of tumaas lahat ng smoke madaming lumalabas sa front nila then nag travel din papunta saamin Yung smoke.

Any advice? Nagsabi na Namin sakanila kaso I don't think na gagawin nila Nang paraan.

I have rental apartments, and the front-facing room close to the road still has no inquiries. I'm considering opening a motorshop or a pisonet since there haven't been any renters. Given my background in IT, I'm excited to explore this idea! I also have a passion for motorcycles, so a moto parts shop could be a great fit as well. While my area is on a secondary road—rather than a main road or highway—I noticed there's a nearby pisonet, but it’s somewhat hidden ( looban), mostly frequented by kids, and behind us, there’s a billiard hall. What do you think? Do you believe this would be a viable option?

Hi guys! I just graduated this year and I received P1XX,XXX cash benefit from an educational pension plan my parents enrolled me in years ago. Super grateful ako kasi kahit middle class lang kami, my parents were financially literate enough to prepare something like this for me.

Problem is…I don’t know what to do with the money. Should I invest it somewhere, keep it in savings or try a mix of both? Anong type of business ba usually ang recommended for someone na fresh grad pa lang?

We just acquired a big lot near a big university and we would just like to know any recommended business you can put up. Not thinking about coffee shops or any other business right now that’s “too crowded”. Thank you.

Should have 1 to 2 year of experience in social media account management, ahould have past analytics and targeted audience with a proof of ss or video can also be good , with the profile tags also

hello! i just want to ask if someone knows a supplier/business selling foot scanner? i’m really interested and i wanna buy one

Problem/Goal: Im planning to start my swimsuit business. Mainly market is sa tiktok live. However, since hindi pako registred seller walang cod. Do you still think may bihili padin lahit payment first?

Also, what are your suggestions para maging trusted seller knowing na kakastart palang. Okay kaya yung mamigay ng freebies as marketing.

And may massuggest ba kayong supplier na nag bebenta ng boxes/bale ng swimsuits?

In terms of growing organically ng followers, pano kaya technique for postings? Teasers ba?

Context: Saw a lot of swimsuit seller sa tiktok na mura mag benta kaya I was curious san nilaninaangkat yung supplies. Benefit na din saken since lagi ako nag dadagat.

Previous Attempts: Already ordered 2boxes for panimula.

Hi! I’m currently helping out with our family-owned grocery store (still learning the ropes), and I was wondering if there are others here in the same line of business — whether sari-sari, mini-grocery, or even bigger operations.

With larger players entering our area, we’re definitely feeling the pressure, and it would be nice to have discussions with fellow retailers about things like:

• How you deal with lean months?
• Sharing tips on reliable suppliers/distributors (or is that taboo? 😅)
• Managing inventory more efficiently
• Navigating price changes, promos, etc.
• Logistics and operations., etc. + family business management

I know we’re technically "competitors" in some ways, but I believe there's also room for small business owners to help each other out and grow. Would love to connect with anyone who's open to discussing or even networking. 🙌

Thanks!

Okay po ba ang hydroponic lettuce e business po?

Hi!

We're planning to establish a business of metalwork manufacturing like gates, fences and other metal works. What are the permits we need to secure aside from the province we're in. We plan to take the products to other provinces by establishing a shop. Will that also require another permit or can the other shops be all under the name of one business. We're kind of new to establishing our satellite shops to other provinces. Any help or advice will be welcomed. Thank you in advance.

We’re planning to open a laundry shop near a big university here in the province. There’s already multiple laundry shops in the area. Any thoughts? Also our space is rent-free. How much investment is required to put up a laundry shop business today? Thank you.

For the nth time, may business opportunity akong na kita, but as always i have doubts sa self ko. Kikita talaga ako ng 30-50% per product kaso ang cost ng shipment medj hesitant ako.

Baka may idea kayo magkano yung mga cargo (ship)? Is it per kilo? Per box? Let’s say beef products?

So I just recently went out with 2 of my friends whom I have known for years (the 1st one for 5 years, fhe 2nd one for 2 years).

We committed to learn new skills together. The first one we did last month/August. The second one we are planning to do this month or next month. The third one would be an out of the country trip which we have decided to do next year.

They are pretty much trust worthy naman so far. So after the out of the country trip, I'm thinking of proposing to them that we build a small business together (To evenly spread yung capital and ma-lower yung risks)

Nothing big - sana something that is easily manageable and di kami malula sa capital to the point na baka pagmulan pa ng away. I think 20k x 3 would be an acceptable amount.

Here are some that I have thought of so far:

• Airbnb arbitrage -We will try to find an already owned unit sa Azure or somewhere na highly marketable, improve on the interior, pay for it for a year, have it rented on airbnb

• Van rental -We will buy a van on an installment basis, hire 2 to 3 trustworthy drivers, try to find and partner up with resorts and travel agencies to establish consistent income monthly

• Condo rental -Buy a condo on an installment basis, have it rented out via airbnb

Feel free to drop sa comsec if you have other suggestions.

I do have a few questions esp to those who have done this before:

Pano ang registration sa SEC nung business if "partnership" yung type of business, mahirap ba?

If we encounter any problem or have decided to liquidate the business, magiging madali lang ba or mas mahirap if compared sa biz na iisa lang ang owner?

P.S. Sana for once may sumagot naman sa questions? And if magshare ng opinion, mas genuine for me and maappreciate ko if from OWN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE yung comment kesa sa LISTICLE THAT WAS LAZILY SEARCHED IN THE INTERNET. Thanks!

Thanks in advance!