*** Best Source To Hire From Phillipines ***

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I've seen a couple of threads lately from people who are looking to hire people from the Philippines.

I know an awesome website to hire people from the Philippines (full-time or part-time) and I didn't want to share it at first but I decided to share it anyways :D

http://www.onlinejobs.ph/

PS: I am not getting any money from this, you can see for yourself that there's no affiliate program.

Please hit the thanks button if you found this resource useful... you can completely outsource your business with this!
 
need to pay to get hold of the employee's contact details..any way to get around this?
 
need to pay to get hold of the employee's contact details..any way to get around this?


No, but it's 100% worth it.. all the employees are rated by skills.. like seo, link building, English writing.. and like 100 more criterias.
 
This site is owned by John Jonas the outsource to Philippines guru. It's worth the money.
 
I'd stick to odesk IMO , much more handy than this . Too much trouble having to contact staff.
 
Just want to chime in, you could also try placing job ads on these websites; sulitdotcomdotph or olxdotcomdotph. Craigslist isn't so big in the Philippines.
 
thx for the share but you are breaking rules

This section is for requesting help or services only!
 
Hi! you can better check oDest and elance sites. From these two big sites you can get better about your required information. Wish u good luck.
 
I use onlinejobs.ph all the time - in my opinion it's better than going odesk, GAF, etc. if you are looking for writers, link builders, VA's. Onlinejobs is geared more towards hiring "permanent" staff that you hire for an extended period.

On the other hand, if I were looking for a programming job or someone to just do a a quick job then I may look towards odesk.

The thing I hate about odesk and other sites like that is the quality is very hit and miss...which is why I stick to those sites for quick jobs or projects. It's tough to get good pricing for quality on these sites, at least it's been my experience.

But so far I have been enjoying the use of onlinejobs.ph because I can always find a good candidate or two. For example you can get a writer on onlinejobs for about $200 however on odesk etc. the writers ask for double that and the quality is just about the same. Plus I just love the honesty and work ethic of the people from onlinejobs...when you find a good one they will really work to make you happy and even firing them they have always been very gracious and understanding.
 
Just want to chime in, you could also try placing job ads on these websites; sulitdotcomdotph or olxdotcomdotph. Craigslist isn't so big in the Philippines.

i run my own thing and i agree.

personally i train my own staff, as long as they have basic computer skills. better to do it since you know they are 'indebted' to you as employer and trainer.

plus deathly cheap and will not jump from client to client.

my 2 cents. from a local ;D
 
I heard about the site many times , now Im trying it .

Thanks,

Al
 
I think craiglist and olx are the best sites if you want to hire someone from philippines or India


Post an ad on craigslist to the Philippines and tell me if you don't get ghosted ;)
 
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You can also post here in BHW.. :) There are a lot of Filipino here also..
 
I just want good English for my content. I was thinking about just getting some college students to do it. They would probably be perfect for the job.
 
I like onlinejobs.ph - as it has more available employees listed there at economical pay rates.

Don't forgot vworker (rentacoder) too.
 
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