Crestine Jean Villegas Nesnia

Hola, Señorita/Señorito!

Let me take you to my journey of becoming a Freelancer.

After completing my Bachelor degree in 2013, I worked most of my seven (7) years as an employee both in private and public sector. I’ve honed my skills over the years that hugely helped me in my quest to become a freelancer.

After being cut-off from my job last year, I scuffled a great deal. I’ve experience disappoints, rejections and regrettable decisions. Then, the COVID happen. Landing a job was almost impossible because all of the restrictions.

Staying at home not only gave me more time spent for my family but also opens opportunity for me to engaged in another sector and opportunities. Ever since, I am constantly challenged by doing research and writing, ironically, I love every single aspect of it. A blessing in disguise indeed. I get to use my passion for research and writing in a profitable way.

Currently, my working ground is based on Research, Writing and Administrative support. I can do anything that is related to this sector. I may not have a handful of experiences but I am dedicated and able to accomplish task efficiently.

I am acquainted enough with the skills including but not limited to; Intensive web research, data entry, data collection and analysis, Two (2) years in Human Resource (Recruitment) and Administrative, Tech and Chat Support, Content Writer and Do Personal Blogs. Along with this, I am adept with database, Microsoft, and other soft skills.

It never came across to me that I will be doing freelancing full-time. However, my passion for knowledge and service overrides. I guess that’s how life is all about, you take what it gives you and might as well do something to develop and equip yourself fully in the process. As Michael Dell says, “It's through curiosity and looking at opportunities in new ways that we've always mapped our path.”

This has been your passionate, cross-functional, creative and results-driven digital researcher and writer, Jean, always at your service.