5 things to check on your job offer before signing

Let's talk about the basic checks that you need to do before you sign that job offer.
It is extremely important to know what the terms and conditions on every document that you sign because it will impact you in one ways or another.
Here's 5 things that you should be looking out for.
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[@milesfilesv3]

Holiday kaya naka upload lezgo!

[@kkyuki173]

ang familiar nung nakita ko sa sample contract xD

[@milesfilesv3]

Looks spam hahaha

[@JoshuaAuguis-ju1zn]

offer dito samin sa province 11k/month for administrative job, napaka lowball at napaka-inhuman treatment, grabe too risky to share.

[@milesfilesv3]

sorry to hear that. maybe try in the metro? lot of opportunities here.

[@LC-Dev]

Kindly ask Sir Miles any idea po kung how much salary range I should expect for an entry-level front-end developer position. I do have 2 years of web development experience, focusing more on creating and maintaining websites. I also have a solid foundation in HTML, CSS, JS, and modern frameworks like React, Nextjs, and Tailwind kaso more on small projects lang...medyo mababa po kasi yung offer sakin d2 sa first company ko asa above minimum lang inaccept ko kasi sabi i ta train daw ako yun pala self study lang...🤣

[@milesfilesv3]

Hmmm can't really say now but I think a safe range is 20k to 40k (this is just from a small sample size ng mga tinanong ko ha haha). You can check this ph.indeed.com/career/junior-front-end-developer/salaries but again, can't say for sure :D

[@kkyuki173]

very pricey ang value ng knowledge in multiple modern frameworks especially React, and meron ka rin 2 years of exp, I'd say ask for no less than 60k

[@milesfilesv3]

@@kkyuki173 yun oh 🤌