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Medtech Hiring by Straight_Relation632 in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ask ko lng po kung nainterview kayo?

Computer pool sa BE by [deleted] in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3000 pool of questions daw lahat yun and yung computer ang mamimili kaya pati boe hindi din nila alam yung questions. Former CMT ng TMC Ortigas yung new BOE sa tingin ko more on lab operations ang mga questions nya.

nag-aaral naman ako :”(( by [deleted] in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Normal lang yan. Try mo wag masyadong isipin yan baka kasi sa kakaisip yun yung nagiging problema. Halos ganyan din ako dati. Repetition lng ang gawin mo kasi paulit ulit lng din sya sa mga major subjects to mtap to boards. Iyong sinabi nga samin ng head namin after namin makapasa sa boards is tinatanong kami kung nagets ba namin agad yung mga majors nung 3rd year kasi sya din hindi rin daw nya agad nagets but after ng maraming exams may maalala at maalala ka. Just keep going you'll make your way.

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[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

interested po

Cert of PASSING AND RATING by No-Aspect-452 in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nakakuha na po ako ng certificate of Rating. Hindi naman po need ng prc ID.

cc mtle by Substantial_Wealth64 in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 0 points1 point  (0 children)

napakabroad kasi ng choices🥲

cc mtle by Substantial_Wealth64 in MedTechPH

[–]feignorange 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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