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A true blue Ilonggo can drink an average of two to three cups a day. Preferences will vary. But perhaps the one thing that doesn’t change is where you can get the best brew in town.
For that, you’ll need to follow your nose to Brgy. Baldoza, Lapaz. Inside a modest coffee shop, hardly touched by time and known by its regulars, is Mrs. Jean J. Dela Cruz: owner of Jean & Juv’s Coffee House. And she makes one of the best-tasting coffee drinks in Iloilo City.

From students, journalists, cooks, photographers, and even entrepreneurs: we’ve become the new breed of digital storytellers.

If contract work has its ups and downs, why are more and more people applying for temp positions?

You might wonder why you remember the moments that make you unhappy more clearly than the ones that make you happy, but human beings in general remember negative experiences more than happy ones....

Whether you’re job hunting or you simply want to define your presence on the Web, personal branding will help you stand out from the crowd. Not sure where to start?

Even with multiple different roles, it’s amazing how a lot of women still find the time to give back to their communities.

No time before work or school? Try these healthy yet delicious quick breakfast recipes anyone can whip up in just 10 minutes....

For most folks, quitting is more than a push of emotions. For those moments when you’re 100 percent sure that this is what you need to do, here are six reasons to remind you why leaving is usually a good thing.

Yes, I traveled after college instead of getting a job first – and here’s why it’s an alternative worth thinking about.

As more and more individuals fill in digital roles, it’s only a matter of time before demand hits a saturation point.

Dual-earning families may be argued as having more financial capability, but the challenges they face are real. How do kids today deal when both of their parents are working?

Perhaps the things we thought we’re not prepared for – like marriages, children, relocation, promotions – belonged to us, after all.