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Jobstreet by SEEK amplifies ‘Find The Job You Love’ campaign

The video campaign series aims to inspire and empower job seekers by sharing relatable, real-life stories of perseverance, career growth, and success.

Strengthening its commitment to empowering jobseekers, leading online job portal Jobstreet by SEEK launches its latest video series campaign entitled “Find the Job You Love” showcasing real-life success stories of individuals who have built meaningful careers through the platform.

The video campaign series aims to inspire and empower job seekers by sharing relatable, real-life stories of perseverance, career growth, and success. By amplifying these journeys, Jobstreet by SEEK highlights its role as a career partner that connects Filipinos with opportunities that match their passions and aspirations, helping individuals build fulfilling careers.

In its first episode, Jobstreet by SEEK features Sharmaine Barrientos who, after a decade, found a job she truly wants through the platform—one that not only matched her skills but also provided vital support during a difficult time in her life. Despite suffering from a stroke previously, her company continued to stand by her, ensuring she received her salary even on days she couldn’t go to the office.

Because of the supportive work environment she found through Jobstreet by SEEK, Barrientos recovered faster and now thrives in her career—proving that the right job isn’t just about employment, but about finding a company that values and uplifts its people.

Meanwhile, the second episode features Cristina Ponce, a breadwinner with 13 years of work experience. In pursuit of stability, she pivoted her career—shifting her focus to growth, exploring new opportunities, and finding where she truly belongs.

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Attending a Jobstreet Career Fair for the first time, she found a job that aligned with her aspirations, one that allows her to provide for her family while advancing her career.

Barrientos and Ponce’ stories are a testament to how the right opportunity can transform lives, reinforcing Jobstreet by SEEK’s commitment to connecting Filipinos with meaningful careers.

“Jobstreet by SEEK is more than just a job portal—it’s a place where meaningful career journeys begin and thrive. Through this campaign, we want to encourage jobseekers that they deserve careers that excite and inspire them every day. We believe that when people are in roles that align with their skills and aspirations, they not only excel in their careers but also find greater purpose and fulfillment in life,” said Dannah Majarocon, Managing Director of Jobstreet by SEEK in the Philippines.

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