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Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한 謝雪矢
@youronly.one

So someone told me early today that I should just walk-in apply if I don't tick the job ad "requirements" so they can hear you out. Applying through their online channels is giving them an easy way to decline applications. It worked for them. I'm not considering it. I want to leave the BPO

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Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한 謝雪矢
@youronly.one

industry and work for a hotel. Sure, I'm an L1 autistic person but I have 20 years of customer care under my belt, with short sales support, event organizing, and offline community management experience too. I also love listening to the stories of people face-to-face. Customer Care is my Oxygen.

Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한 謝雪矢
@youronly.one

But it's so hard to get into Hotel work because they want a Business Administration related course if you're not an HRM graduate, which I don't have, thus I always get declined online. They don't even want me in Cleaning and Room service because I need those courses! Do you need Bus Adm in

Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한 謝雪矢
@youronly.one

Cleaning and Room Service? But if you're a woman, you don't need to be a graduate of anything. As long as you have the face they need, you're hired. 🤷🏽 Fast-tracked career growth too. (I should've taken HRM instead of Computer Science in college.)

Yasir
@yasir04.bsky.social

Walk-ins can work at smaller local employers, but at bigger companies a referral plus a tailored application usually goes further. BPO experience transfers well to customer success, QA, workforce management, training and operations roles, so those are good titles to search for your move out.