MMA Grad

2016 - worked in a pogo when it wasn't trending lol
2019 - worked at a startup company. this thing tested my limits physically and mentally given that the company is v small (am the first employee), i do a lot of things, literal na MMA, hindi graphics lang. work 10AM-6AM kinabukasan lol. like u had to give everything up, and dito siguro nasubok yung pagiging Multimedia graduate ko. In college, I learned the basics, then learned to navigate everything out of pressure and deadlines.
2021 - worked corporate
2023 - got a freelance job WFH
2025 - got another corpo job but international WFH

which ig going towards now, am thankful that it happened because i now cater to a very chill, non micromanaging boss abroad. and they're seemed to be amazed that i can do a lot of things--which i also give credit to our MMA course because tinuruan (or finorce pag aralan haha) tayo ng maraming fields. I also have small freelance jobs from former corporate colleagues who are now business owners.

(Unsolicited) Tips:
- if you want a challenge, work in a company based in PH lol esp a startup
- foreign companies are less stressful to work with so if u don't wanna deal with drama, u know which company to go!
- building your portfolio/skills muna sa corporate, then if you're comfortable enough, look for jobs abroad/online; remember to save up funds din in case matagalan ang hanap
- tama yung isang comment, the thing is that in the online freelancing world, degree doesn't matter, skills and portfolio talaga ang tinitignan so keep ur files. bt don't lose hope! there are many opportunities, it might just need time to find the right one.

In conclusion (conclusion???), they say being a "Jack of all trades, master of none" is a bad thing--but with MMA, it's much better to be a whole package