J-SYS Philippines

[hannah_li]

pay is pure BS! i realized this after i transferred to another company.

its like this -- say JSYS was just paying me 5pesos, imagine my shock when i learned im worth more than 15pesos..

for those without experience/fresh grads, JSYS is a good training ground. you'll get far with what you will learn from here..

so would i recommend this to my friends?? no freaking way! i dont want them cursing me

[Kikkomann]

In assessing yourself (your worth/"market value"), was that prior or after working at J-SYS?

[drathu]

mustah j-sys ngayon? may opening sa jobstreet...

[drathu]

up up up

[anghelikapickles]

So does it mean hindi well compensated ang employees dito?

[shallowHal]

Okay ang training! and compensation is okay kapag assigned ka overseas.

Dito ka lang din makaka tagpo ng type of management na nilindol na ang employees ng 8.9 magnitude earthquake at sumabog nang' mga Nuclear reactors...then mag bu-business meeting few days after the calamity eh hindi man lang kamustahin ang kalagayan ng kanilang employees at wala man lang ni raise na issue nor concerns regarding their employee's safety.

Dito ka lang rin makaka rinig ng managers na gumagamit ng "PO" sa kani-kanilang mga subordinates kahit dekada ang tanda nila sa mga ito. dahil para sa kanila eh pagiging professionally polite ito.

Meron din matatagpuang Team Leader na napakababa ng E.Q. na malakas humirit ngunit parang nana na pumutok na kulang nalang umiyak sa sobrang pagka pikon kapag siya ang na hiritan.

pero okay lang dahil dito naman ako overseas and im very willing to learn more. and gain more experience. feel na feel ko rito! I love JAPAN!

[babyface447]

Hello

I got a Job Offer from this company this week. Thinking of accepting it or not.. sure ba ang deployment to Japan dito? May bond daw na 3 years so medyo hesitant ako. magkano po ba ang babayaran pag di tinapos yung bond? reply naman po. thanks!

[thepain2k11]

^ san ka po nag apply dito? anung site? wala kasi ko makita sa jobstreet e,, thnx

[AbulugAdventure]

Musta ang exams dito?

[babyface447]

^ san ka po nag apply dito? anung site? wala kasi ko makita sa jobstreet e,, thnx

direct po. sa email nila sa site

[thepain2k11]

ahhhhh,, nakita ko na, sayang hindi ako umabot, hanggang june 1 nakalagay dun,, pwede p kaya mag submit??

[Chicniaj6]

Okay ang training! and compensation is okay kapag assigned ka overseas.

Dito ka lang din makaka tagpo ng type of management na nilindol na ang employees ng 8.9 magnitude earthquake at sumabog nang' mga Nuclear reactors...then mag bu-business meeting few days after the calamity eh hindi man lang kamustahin ang kalagayan ng kanilang employees at wala man lang ni raise na issue nor concerns regarding their employee's safety.

Dito ka lang rin makaka rinig ng managers na gumagamit ng "PO" sa kani-kanilang mga subordinates kahit dekada ang tanda nila sa mga ito. dahil para sa kanila eh pagiging professionally polite ito.

Meron din matatagpuang Team Leader na napakababa ng E.Q. na malakas humirit ngunit parang nana na pumutok na kulang nalang umiyak sa sobrang pagka pikon kapag siya ang na hiritan.

pero okay lang dahil dito naman ako overseas and im very willing to learn more. and gain more experience. feel na feel ko rito! I love JAPAN!

Anong batch mo shallowHal? Marami nga akong narinig na hindi magandang kwento from JPI employees after nung lindol. Contrary to what you said about the trainings, in my opinion, hindi maganda ang trainings. This will become apparent after you leave the company at makahanap ng work in another company na mas "modern" ang technologies na ginagamit.

I worked there for several years. They're behind technically but I'm hearing good things from current employees. Sana lang mag-push through ang mga plans. Ok ang mga tao sa company. Almost like family yung atmosphere. Isa pa, I think most people are pretty much capable pero kulang sa exposure (low opportunity for developing specialized skills). For newly graduates, ok lang siguro ito. Pero you still have to exert extra effort to study other technologies outside work. Kung hindi kasi, mapag-iiwanan ka (in terms of market value).

Yung salary naman, hindi ako maka-comment. Wala kasi akong idea kung anong salary sa ibang companies na same ang nature of business with J-SYS.

The major drawback is the binding contract. It spans three years after regularization. Sa pace ng development sa company siguro hindi mo masyadong mamamalayan eh patapos na yung three years. But if you're the type na gusto laging mag-explore, siguro magiging masakit para sayo.

Btw, I believe J-SYS has job openings now.

[fancy23]

3 years ba talaga bond dito hindi ba pedeng 1 year lang ?
pa pm naman po ng starting salary dito tnx!:

[keipidesu]

Hi everyone!

May I ask if what month is the start of the training for IT/Programmers? and how is the experience?

I'm a fresh graduate and is very keen on applying on J-sys.

Thank you!