The answer to this question is posted on a PCIJ blog posted by Lala Ordenes-Cascolan. Her blog title tells you the answer: MEDIA NOT HELPING VOTERS MAKE INFORMED, INTELLIGENT CHOICES. Find out why. visit PCIJ blog at www.pcij.org. The article is worth thinking about.
Background Sometime in July, Jobstreet.com sent me list of job vacancies which are aligned with my degree and experiences. Well, I have been subscribing to Jobstreet for years and I already have tried applying to some companies in the past, but for some reasons, I didn't get any response. For some, I got replies and even had interview but I didn't have the courage to leave my full-time teaching job. So that day, while checking on the list, I saw an interesting position, social media research analyst. When I read the qualifications and job description, I told myself, "Wow, this must be an interesting job. Something I love doing, and no doubt, I'm qualified. I can do this." So, because I was fascinated with the job description and qualifications, I updated my CV and attached it to an e-mail, then sent to the address given. I can still remember, after clicking on the "send" button, I whispered to myself, "I hope I'll get it." But da...
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