Taga Call Center if Pinutol ni Duterte Ang Relasyon sa Amerika?

[xDigoyx]

The $24-billion investment and credit line pledges that the Philippine government secured from China earlier this week were a display of “greater confidence” in the future economic relationship of the two countries, according to Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez.
In a text message to reporters, Lopez said that the renewed friendships in this part of the world have opened huge opportunities for Philippines’ trade and investment in China and Asean market of over 1.9 billion people.
The deals secured during President Duterte’s state visit to China are expected to boost the trade and investment levels between the two countries, he added.
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Lopez disclosed that the $15 billion worth of investment projects signed were as follows:

*Subic-Clark railway project by Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and China Harbour Engineering Co.

*Bonifacio Global City-Ninoy Aquino International Airport Segment of Metro Manila Bus Rapid Transit-EDSA project by BCDA and China Road and Bridge Corp.

*BCDA-China Fortune Land Real Estate project (memorandum of understanding);

*Safe and smart city projects for BCDA by BCDA and Huawei Technologies

*Transportation and logistics infrastructure at Sangley Point by Cavitex Holdings, International Container Terminal Services Inc. and China Harbour Engineering

*Joint venture agreement of Jimei Group of China and Expedition Construction Corp. for infrastructure projects

*North Negros biomass and South Negros biomass project by North Negros Biopower and Wuxi Huaguang Electric Power Engineering

*Globe Telecom projects to improve network quality and capacity

*Jin Jiang hotel room capacity expansion from 1,000 to 2,000 by Double Dragon Properties and Hotel of
Asia Inc.

*Joint development project on renewable energy by Columbus Capitana and China CAMC Engineering

*New Generation Steel Manufacturing Plant by Mannage Resources and SIIC Shanghai International Trade HK;

*Joint venture on steel plants by Global Ferronickel and Baiyin International

*Renewable energy projects by Xinjiang TBEA Sunoasis

*Davao coastline and port development project by Mega Harbor Port and Development and China Harbour Engineering;

*Manila Harbour Center reclamation by R-II Builders Inc. and China Harbour Engineering

*Cebu International and Bulk Terminal project by Mega Harbour Port and CCCC Dredging Company

*Cabling manufacturing facilities by MVP Global Infrastructure Group and Suli Grp Ltd.

*Manila EDSA Bus Transportation program by Phil State Group and Yangtse Motor group and Minmetals International

*Hybrid rice production by SL Agritech and Jiangsu Hongqi Seed Inc.

*Bus manufacturing facility by Zhuhai Bus and Coach Co.

*Banana plantation project by AVLB Asia Pacific and Shanghai Xinwo Agriculture Development Co.

*300MW Pulangi-5 Hydro Project by Greenergy Co. and Power China Guizhou Engineering Corp.

*Pasig River, Marikina River and Manggahan Floodway bridges construction project by Zonar Construct and SinoHydro;

*Ambal Simuay sub-river basin flood control project by One Whitebeach Land Development and Sino Hydro;

*Nationwide island provinces link bridges by Zonarsystems and PowerChina Sino Hydro; and

*Railway project (study) by MVP Global Infrastructure group and China Railway Engineering Corp.

These investment agreements are expected to generate 2 million jobs over the next five years.
Meanwhile, financing facilities worth a total of $9 billion would come from the China State ($6 billion) and Bank of China ($3 billion), Lopez said.

“We will maintain relations with our other partners but we would revive the stronger integration with our neighbors. We share centuries of trading, similar cultures and a better understanding of our region,” he said.
“For China alone, they continue to be the Philippines’ second major trading partner with $17 billion value in total trade. Our exports to China were $6 billion in 2015 but this still has high growth potential as we establish better relations and considering China’s total imports was around $2 trillion in 2015.
Another promising area again is investment from China. Their investment to the Philippines dropped to only $32 million in 2015.
But China’s total outward investments was around $130 billion in 2015,” the trade chief said.

Source: http://business.inquirer.net/217269/itemized-list-ph-projects-covered-chinas-15-b-investment-pledges-duterte

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s visit to Japan yielded investment commitments worth $1.85 billion from private companies, a member of his administration said Thursday.

Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez said the investments, forged through memorandums of understanding and letters of intent, are in the automotive, egg-laying technology, optical imagery, and biofuel fields, among others.

“The fresh commitments may generate between 200,000 to 250,000 direct and indirect jobs over the coming years,” Trade Undersecretary Nora Terrado said in a separate interview.

Lopez said the amount does not include possible fresh commitments from such big Japanese companies as Marubeni and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. that had brief meetings with Duterte during courtesy calls of their officials on Thursday afternoon.

Duterte’s three-day visit ended Thursday.

“We look up to Japan as a very good partner on all fronts — official development assistance, trade, and investments,” Lopez said.

Ramon Jacinto, Duterte’s adviser on economic affairs, described the Philippine leader’s first visit to Japan as “very positive,” noting how “the Japanese understood him very well in terms of what he really wants, and what he really means by asserting our independence, and that we have to stand up on our own, and that we have to create our own ASEAN region that is strong like the European Union.”

ASEAN refers to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a 10-member regional bloc that includes the Philippines.

According to statistics provided by the Japanese Embassy in Manila, Japan’s cumulative direct investment to the Philippines from 2000 to 2015 totaled around $609 billion, topping the Netherlands’ $431.3 billion and the United States with $399 billion.

Trade between the Philippines and Japan, its largest trading partner, meanwhile, totaled $18.8 billion in 2015, higher than with China, which is valued at $17.2 billion, and with the United States, at $16 billion.

On official development assistance, Japan is the Philippines’ largest donor, totaling $24.3 billion from 1966-2013, representing 56 percent of what the Southeast Asian country has received during the period.

Source: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/10/27/business/duterte-visit-yields-1-85-billion-investment-commitments/#.WBKuCa_Av1Q

Haha... Ayan na nga ang daming projects na maibibigay ng China, sila ang 'main' contractor at tayo ang 'sub-contractor' na taga bigay lang ng labor. Usually, ang project cost ng mga ganyan ay overpriced kasi nga sila ang 'financier' at 'main' contractor. Ang tanong lang nito, ano ba ang kapalit nitong mga projects nato? Imposible walang kapalit yan. Hahawakan na tayo sa leeg ng mga Chinesa na yan.

Yon namang sa Japan, parang ni renew lang naman natin yong ating commitment sa kanila na magpapadala tayo ng mga saging, before kasi tayo ang main exporter sa kanila mga 90%, kaya lang na bad shot tayo noong 2005 kasi yong saging natin na napadala may traces ng pesticide. Tapos nagka problema pa ata dahil tinamaan yong mga saging natin ng 'tropical strain 4' na nakapinsala sa produksyon ng saging. Dahil nga MOU pa yan, pede pa din magka problema pag hindi tayo lumusot sa kanilang standards at ma reject. Pero ang Japan committed naman talaga yan sa atin at yang Marubeni at Sumitomo matagal na sa atin na nakikipag business.

 

[rapidox]

Natural resources lang habol nang Tsina but i'm not saying were good being a US ally either.

 

[theredvillain]

may mali ata.

DUTERTE says he is a left leaning president eh may leftist group na xa.
he does not belong to any leftist group but he knows a lot of them and his a friend of them.
that does not count na magiging part siya ng group na yun.

with regards to our fellow filipinos working in a call center.
walang dapat ikatakot.
business is business. they can't afford to withdraw their business just because there is a
pivot in our economic and military alliance.

and please bear in mind that USA allied with us for nothing.
as they are always saying. WE ARE THEIR IMPORTANT ALLIES and they cant afford to lose us.
for so long they belittle us. its about time to show them how much we are worthy of.

USA is a wolf wearing a sheep coat. you can even see that on what they did to Haiti.
they only care about their interest and INTEREST ALONE.

wag tayo magpaka bulag dahil USA sila at Pinoy tayo. So?

again i repeat. it has no impact to our BPO Industry.

yes i agree sir. meron post dito si greco belgica tungkol sa kung paano tau tratuhin ng US pero kung makapag salita is parang napaka big deal natin sa kanila. and it is true that they care nothing more than their interest.

ito pa lang ung post ni sir greco. i hope it would shed light to this issue:

Why Duterte hates America? And to the HYPOCRITES bashing Duterte’s foreign policy!

First of all I am witness of what happened to China and saw how they treated us. Secondly, I paid for all my tickets, hotel, and food. I did not spend a single centavo of tax money and so did the 500 business delegates that came.

Foreign policy is not based on how you feel about a country, but the VALUE that is placed in the relationship. Kung baga “Magkaibigan nga tayo, wala naman akong pakinabang sayo o lagi naman akong lugi sayo”.

An independent foreign policy finds strength on freedom. Freedom from any external influence other than of its own, who looks after its own benefits and liberties.

Its not that Duterte hates America, Its the way America is treating us that he finds unfair, unjust, and insulting to the Filipinos, hampering economic development and threatens our security and sovereignty as a nation.

The Americans don’t treat us as equals, it sees us as inferiors.

We are as good as any free man and nation there is. And we can be better than what we are today. I know that for a fact, because I finished my post graduate studies in the States. I am not anti-American, but I understand what it means to be free.

And we take all this for what? For peanuts coming from America compared to economic trade they get by staying in our region from our neighbors at the expense of our security as a people. This is stupidity, hypocrisy and unfair.

I pose this questions to our hypocritical bashers and to enlighten the well meaning Filipinos asking why Duterte hates America so much:

1.Why do these hypocrites accuse us of EJK and call us friends at the same time? When Duterte is cleaning the country of illegal drugs and narco-politics. Is America laying down the foundation for invasion as it did with Gadaffi, Sadam and Al-Quaeda using human rights abuse as its excuse?

DAMN YOU if you are!

It is America who started to paint this picture to the world. Without the benefit of proper investigation and proof and only sourcing its reports from the Presidents political enemies - De Lima, an Abs Cbn reporter, Rappler and the likes. And from a political party linked to the biggest illegal drugs case, corruption and treasonous acts the President is investigating.

2.Rather than diplomatically mending broken trust like the friend they say they are, they come with threats and tirades of economic and legal sanctions like prejudiced activists.

Sanctions? Who made them judge over us? And what evidence have they brought to court?

3.Because of their strategic military position through our islands, the US poses threat to China’s security thus, trading trillions of dollars every year through the very wealthy South China sea.

Oh...have they paid rent over our islands and ports? And is it right to ask, if it is fair to ask Filipinos for a visa to visit America, when they don’t need one to come to the Philippines? When both people are visiting or doing business at the same time in the first place.

U.S. already owes China more than $1.4T when the Philippines has almost no trade with China because of this little brown brother stupid perception.

Not even our banana’s and mangoe’s were welcome to China. Has America done anything to help us get into business? Yet they continue to exercise influence over the south China sea leveraging their military presence in the Philippines. And we get nothing from the loot.

4.It is their very presences that poses security threats to both the Philippines and China. Using us as leverage against our neighbors who hates us only because of them. China and the Philippines has never had a long standing problem with each other other than a perceived American influence over our foreign economic and military policy. We have been trading with China longer before the Americans came to our shores. Trading with China is not new to the Philippines. Why do you hate this arrangement so much when there is more Chinese blood in us than American, and we think more oriental than western.

Hypocrites!

You hate this only because you are Pro-American or your bosses are working for them. Your bosses are benefiting from the America because every time they find a President that will stand against them, they will run to the CIA and have them replaced by their puppet.

Not because you love the Philippines.

If we can trade with the U.S. why can’t we trade with China? If we can be friends with the U.S. who has been occupying territories in the Philippines for decades, why should we be enemies to China?

Do you really want war? Or would we rather have peace and trade with our neighbors?

I personally witnessed how the Chinese honored the presence of our President in our recent trip. It was like a celebration of the return of a long lost brother. It was said that how President Duterte was received was different and more special from how other nation were received. Evidenced by the investment and trade commitments PDuterte brought back home.

You can not be prouder to be Filipino than you are today.

Over dinner at a traditional Chinese restaurant with my friends, when the waiters found out that I was part of Duterte’s delegation…they cheered wow and clapped! Nag papicture, autograph at nagtawag ng kanyang mga kasamahan para mag pa picture! Is that not honor for you and I?

What China offers us for friendship:

1.Peace in our region. We have saved millions of lives that can be lost if war breaks up. We have saved billions of dollars to urgently buy battleships, land to air rockets, war planes because the urgency of war in our region has dissipated.

2.$10B line if we need it.

3.$24B investment for infrastructure, railroads, super highways, internet and technology.

4.And we are now part of the $800T development program called 1 belt, 1 region program lead by China that we were never part of before the state visit of the President to China.

Duterte does not hate America. He hates how it treats us as a people and as a sovereign state. He hates that BULLSHIT that the CIA is doing to us every time we will have a leader that will not bend to their demand.

And for the colonials, who spends their day bashing us for agreeing with Digong’s independent foreign policy, if you really love the Philippines, why are you so mad against moves to open up trade with other nation such as China, when your American hero is not in the position to help us develop our nation because it is busy coping up with its own economic problems?

Then dont use anything made in China!

We are no longer a colony of any one. Not of America, not of China. We are Filipinos and we are free!

And we know that the only reason you are attacking the independent stand of Duterte is because you are protecting your American bosses who are benefiting from American influence over the Philippines.

Or you are working with the Liberal Party who are running scared because of the anomalies their administration is exposed to. Not for the Filipinos interest. But for your own.

I went there to personally see what was going on with China and the Philippines.

Ikaw maliban sa bashing ano ginawa mo?

 

[Stormer0628]

Natural resources lang habol nang Tsina but i'm not saying were good being a US ally either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KM06hTeRSY

Kaya nga we should not get carried away by the current love affair between China, Russia, and the Philippines. We can't even blame these powers if they take advantage of the current confusion in the foreign policy situation of the Philippines. It works for them and their national interests. That is why we have to be wily and street-smart in dealing with them. We can't have another arrangement where we are again at a disadvantage and playing only to their hands as we did with America. Again, as a small and powerless nation, we are only small prey to them, a mere pawn to their power play in the Asian region. WE must have the interest of the Philippines always in mind in entering into any arrangement with these countries.

 

[Chichun]

Ma'am, wala naman pong binura sa post nyo. Yung binura ni Striker is yung post nya at di naman siya admin or moderator para makapag delete ng post ng iba. Hehe. Nandyan parin post nyo yun parin yung kahapon na post nyo walang nawala.

Sorry. Hindi ko alam. Ligawan ko uli si Striker. Joke.

 

[libchk]

Agree ako kay Duterte na Hypocrite ang US. Regarding sa pagbatikos or pagpuna sa Campaign against Drugs and Extra Judicial killings dito sa atin. Napaka HYPOCRITE nga ni US unang una mas malala yung DRUG issue or mas madaming ADDICT na mga Americans, you name it Cocaine, ?????, ecstacy, Heroine nasa kanila na plus mga serial killers pa hahaha. Yung Supplier nila ng Drugs Mexico yumayaman sa kanila ma indulge lang yung needs nila sa Drugs kasi addict na nga eh. Also HYPOCRITE talaga ang US pagdating sa extra judicial killings kasi mas madaming na perwisyo o pinatay yan mga yan sa pakikialam lang sa mga bansa na wala nman silang business. AFhganistan, IRAQ, LIBYA, SYRIA eto mga sample dahil sa mga policy nila ng pakikialam nagcaused ng malaking kaguluhan, gutom patayan. Ngayon may pumuna ba sa kanila sa mga kapalpakan na ginawa nila dito sa bansa na ito?

 

[SiiC]

Very well said sir.

Ang sakin lang, before we question the president, why not we give him the chance first to do what he has to do. Presidente naman sya ng lahat, regardless of what be believe in and I do think, hindi tayo ipapahamak nyan. We are all in this together. We either support the President for the good of the nation or we oppose him just because we don't like him.

Let's view this scenario as a whole and think of what we can contribute to the country and the people around us.

Sabi nga sa military, obey before you complain.

yes i agree sir. meron post dito si greco belgica tungkol sa kung paano tau tratuhin ng US pero kung makapag salita is parang napaka big deal natin sa kanila. and it is true that they care nothing more than their interest.

ito pa lang ung post ni sir greco. i hope it would shed light to this issue:

Why Duterte hates America? And to the HYPOCRITES bashing Duterte’s foreign policy!

First of all I am witness of what happened to China and saw how they treated us. Secondly, I paid for all my tickets, hotel, and food. I did not spend a single centavo of tax money and so did the 500 business delegates that came.

Foreign policy is not based on how you feel about a country, but the VALUE that is placed in the relationship. Kung baga “Magkaibigan nga tayo, wala naman akong pakinabang sayo o lagi naman akong lugi sayo”.

An independent foreign policy finds strength on freedom. Freedom from any external influence other than of its own, who looks after its own benefits and liberties.

Its not that Duterte hates America, Its the way America is treating us that he finds unfair, unjust, and insulting to the Filipinos, hampering economic development and threatens our security and sovereignty as a nation.

The Americans don’t treat us as equals, it sees us as inferiors.

We are as good as any free man and nation there is. And we can be better than what we are today. I know that for a fact, because I finished my post graduate studies in the States. I am not anti-American, but I understand what it means to be free.

And we take all this for what? For peanuts coming from America compared to economic trade they get by staying in our region from our neighbors at the expense of our security as a people. This is stupidity, hypocrisy and unfair.

I pose this questions to our hypocritical bashers and to enlighten the well meaning Filipinos asking why Duterte hates America so much:

1.Why do these hypocrites accuse us of EJK and call us friends at the same time? When Duterte is cleaning the country of illegal drugs and narco-politics. Is America laying down the foundation for invasion as it did with Gadaffi, Sadam and Al-Quaeda using human rights abuse as its excuse?

DAMN YOU if you are!

It is America who started to paint this picture to the world. Without the benefit of proper investigation and proof and only sourcing its reports from the Presidents political enemies - De Lima, an Abs Cbn reporter, Rappler and the likes. And from a political party linked to the biggest illegal drugs case, corruption and treasonous acts the President is investigating.

2.Rather than diplomatically mending broken trust like the friend they say they are, they come with threats and tirades of economic and legal sanctions like prejudiced activists.

Sanctions? Who made them judge over us? And what evidence have they brought to court?

3.Because of their strategic military position through our islands, the US poses threat to China’s security thus, trading trillions of dollars every year through the very wealthy South China sea.

Oh...have they paid rent over our islands and ports? And is it right to ask, if it is fair to ask Filipinos for a visa to visit America, when they don’t need one to come to the Philippines? When both people are visiting or doing business at the same time in the first place.

U.S. already owes China more than $1.4T when the Philippines has almost no trade with China because of this little brown brother stupid perception.

Not even our banana’s and mangoe’s were welcome to China. Has America done anything to help us get into business? Yet they continue to exercise influence over the south China sea leveraging their military presence in the Philippines. And we get nothing from the loot.

4.It is their very presences that poses security threats to both the Philippines and China. Using us as leverage against our neighbors who hates us only because of them. China and the Philippines has never had a long standing problem with each other other than a perceived American influence over our foreign economic and military policy. We have been trading with China longer before the Americans came to our shores. Trading with China is not new to the Philippines. Why do you hate this arrangement so much when there is more Chinese blood in us than American, and we think more oriental than western.

Hypocrites!

You hate this only because you are Pro-American or your bosses are working for them. Your bosses are benefiting from the America because every time they find a President that will stand against them, they will run to the CIA and have them replaced by their puppet.

Not because you love the Philippines.

If we can trade with the U.S. why can’t we trade with China? If we can be friends with the U.S. who has been occupying territories in the Philippines for decades, why should we be enemies to China?

Do you really want war? Or would we rather have peace and trade with our neighbors?

I personally witnessed how the Chinese honored the presence of our President in our recent trip. It was like a celebration of the return of a long lost brother. It was said that how President Duterte was received was different and more special from how other nation were received. Evidenced by the investment and trade commitments PDuterte brought back home.

You can not be prouder to be Filipino than you are today.

Over dinner at a traditional Chinese restaurant with my friends, when the waiters found out that I was part of Duterte’s delegation…they cheered wow and clapped! Nag papicture, autograph at nagtawag ng kanyang mga kasamahan para mag pa picture! Is that not honor for you and I?

What China offers us for friendship:

1.Peace in our region. We have saved millions of lives that can be lost if war breaks up. We have saved billions of dollars to urgently buy battleships, land to air rockets, war planes because the urgency of war in our region has dissipated.

2.$10B line if we need it.

3.$24B investment for infrastructure, railroads, super highways, internet and technology.

4.And we are now part of the $800T development program called 1 belt, 1 region program lead by China that we were never part of before the state visit of the President to China.

Duterte does not hate America. He hates how it treats us as a people and as a sovereign state. He hates that BULLSHIT that the CIA is doing to us every time we will have a leader that will not bend to their demand.

And for the colonials, who spends their day bashing us for agreeing with Digong’s independent foreign policy, if you really love the Philippines, why are you so mad against moves to open up trade with other nation such as China, when your American hero is not in the position to help us develop our nation because it is busy coping up with its own economic problems?

Then dont use anything made in China!

We are no longer a colony of any one. Not of America, not of China. We are Filipinos and we are free!

And we know that the only reason you are attacking the independent stand of Duterte is because you are protecting your American bosses who are benefiting from American influence over the Philippines.

Or you are working with the Liberal Party who are running scared because of the anomalies their administration is exposed to. Not for the Filipinos interest. But for your own.

I went there to personally see what was going on with China and the Philippines.

Ikaw maliban sa bashing ano ginawa mo?

 

[Stormer0628]

Here are some relevant news for those concerned about US call centers pulling out their operations here in the Philippines:


President Trump and the Philippines

Gist:

Call-center outsourcing is not currently mentioned, primarily because call centers are a “brute-force” sort of operation—as was IT services in the past—that will not be subject to replacement technologies or function through social media on a wide scale for many years. It is difficult to get a computer or Facebook page to understand that the reason you can’t pay you credit-card bill is that you were overly generous buying beers at the local pub last night.

There may come a time for “weeping and gnashing”, but Trump does not even take office for two months. And when he does, there may be one or two more important issues on his desk than the Philippine business-process outsourcing business. Likewise, there may be one or two more important and immediate concerns that need our attention here at home.​

How India is proactively making sure US BPOs do not ship out of their country

Gist:

If Trump walks his election talk of bringing back protectionism, India’s $110-billion IT sector will take a tremendous hit. The fallout will make it difficult for South Block to pursue a closer strategic relationship with the US.

Two senior Indian Ministers have tried to assuage fears of US President-elect Donald Trump clamping down on outsourcing and IT visas. In the process they revealed the government's plan to make a dossier relating the beneficial effects of outsourcing on the US economy.

India has readied a dossier detailing the positive side of non-Americans doing IT related work. It will be presented to the Trump team at the earliest opportunity.​

 

[rapidox]

Sa manufacturing side tlga na gustong-gusto nila bumalik, specially sa car industry.

 

[succumb]

Masyado kase umaasa yung iba sa Amerika... pero sa tagal ng Amerika dito sa Pilipinas meron bang malaking naiambag sila para umunlad tayo? yung itinuturing nung iba na maka Amerikano na kaaway na Chinese eh yan sila karaniwang nag iinvest at nagnenegosyo sa Pinas... bakit dimo tignan sa buhay mo, sa suot mo? sa bahay mo at sa mga gamit mo? alin ang mula sa Amerika at alin ang gawa ng Chinese? di lang pinapansin ng iba pero karamihan sa kumpanya sa Pilipinas mga instik ang may-ari. yang Callcenters ay kailan lang yan... sila ang may kailangan sa skills ng Pilipino....
.
Anyway sa panghuli... huwag maniwala sa balita ng BIAS media... siyanga pala kakabalita lang kagabi sa TV na tumaas ang GDP ng Pilipinas after 3months na panunungkulan ni Duterte

 

[rapidox]

Yep, mga Chinese/Filipino-Chinese tlga yung my malaking influence sa politics at economy nang bansa. So next time na meron dyan rallyista na sumigaw na "Ng CIA my pakana kung bakit di tumataas ng sweldo nang ordinaryong mamayan!USA my panaka nang lahat!" paki sampal nga. Sino ba nag pa-uso nang contractualization d2 sa pinas, diba ng SM? Bakit hindi yun yung ina-atupag nang BAYAD MUNA and gang, akala ko yan yung purpose nang isang socialist group to protect the rights of the workers?

 

[cooper]

mas maganda nga yung mawala sila kasi ang mga chekwa eh. di naman magagaling mag enlesh kaya may pagkakataon na mag call center yung pareho nilang mag englesh. o diba pwede nako jan kring kring call center hallo conversation you jump then twist 3times then stand up immediately in straight line let see what happen o diba di kailangan ng English accent

 

[thesandsibling]

I doubt foreign investors eh magpu-pull out ng kani-kanilang business ura-urada dahil lang sa current political relationship natin with the US. At hindi naman ganun ang kalakaran sa BPO industry. Working sa BPO for almost a decade, masasabi ko naman na stable parin namang industry ito at marami parin namang countries ang nag-a-outsource sa atin like UK, Australia to name a few.

Kung balak mag-apply sa BPO, go. Lalo na sa mga entry-level o fresh graduate applicants na walang balak pang suungin ang kursong tinapos nila, magandang "training" background ito sa kanila. Ito din ang bumubuhay sa pamilya ko kaya kung tatanungin moko kung saang industriya ako lilipat magkaganon man, hindi ko rin yan masasagot agad.

Sharing lang po at salamat!

 

[MagdaloParaMagdiwang]

Ok na. Magkaibigan na si Pres. Duterte at si Pres. Trump.

 

[harristgp]

Oh nag pull out nba?

 

[kaito89]

Oh nag pull out nba?

continuous pa rin nga ang hiring ng mga call centers hanggang ngayon e.

 

[Chichun]

2016 palang. Hindi natin sure in the future. Isa lang ang nabalita ko from my sister. Ang call center na binanggit niya ay lumipat sa India. Nilait ang mga Filipino pero hindi direct to the point. Isa lang ang narinig ko noon. Wala sure kung matatanggal o mag pupull out. Maaari lang pero mas mabuti ang maghanda kaysa hinde. Ako ay nag-aapply palang pero hindi porke nakapasok ako ay magtatagal ako sa call center. Kapag naka ipon ako ng pera ay aalis ako pagkatapos nun. Meron ako pangarap. Ayoko magdepende sa call center dahil lesson learned na hindi forever ang call center sapagkat ang mga Filipino ay naka-asa sa call center. Then mag-iiba ako ng career after ng pag-ipon ng pera pero pasalamat ako kay Duterte.

Si Duterte lang ang nagbigay ng sign sa akin na hindi pangmatagalan ang call center at lesson na rin sa iba Filipino people. Noon, kase, everything is so peaceful na wala alinlangan na mangyayari masama sa call center so ang akala ng tao ay forever na magiging savior sa mga tao. Nang dumating si Duterte ay nagkaroon ng fear or ano, pero everything has its own reason sa mundo ng mga tao.

Iyon na iyon sign. Matatanggal man siya o hinde.

Aral na iyon.

Namulat ako na hindi lahat ng ini-expect ng tao ay forever. Mawawala rin ito. Katulad sa nangyayari ngayon. Hindi forever ay malaya tayo. Nakapasok nga ang dalawa na kamay na bakal na lalake na namumuno sa Pilipinas. Ang isa ay benevolent na iron fist. Mabait na kamay na bakal raw na meron left wing political view.

After kay Duterte ay wala na. Then after how many years ay baka meron dumating na higit kay Duterte pa and then sobrang mas mataas at sobrang unfamiliar ang way of ruling nito na minsan sa iba tao ay unfamiliar na ang tingin nito sa namamahala o tipo destruction of humanity ang tingin ng iba tao but ang iba majority ng tao ay binoto which is considered as a savior uli, well tingnan natin ang sunod na kabanata.

Mauukit uli ang history ng Pilipinas.

 

[felixalbutra]

Let us say, binastos ni Duterte ang Amerika then naisip ni Duterte na putulin ang relasyon sa Amerika then yung mga business process outsourcing (bpo) from Amerika katulad ng mga Call Center (Hindi ko kabisado ang lahat ng name ng call center) ay tinanggal?

Anong magiging work niyo o ano ang gagawin mo?

Sabi sa balita, parang nag iisip si Duterte na putulin ang relasyon ng Pinas sa Amerika? Anong gagawin niyo o kung ano work niyo?

Marami na nag alisan investor sa Pilipinas, ang amerika na ata ang susunod. So ano ang balak niyo?

Parang nagdadalawang isip ako mag apply sa call center. E kase para saan ba ang pag apply ko, kung malaman laman ko na wala na pala ang call center na ininvest dito sa Pilipinas?

Iyon lang ang hinahabol ko dahil iyon lang ang alam ko no age requirement at iyon lang ang alam ko. Undergraduate lang ako e.

CORRECTION PO:

Hindi po pinutol ni Pangulong Duterte ang ugnayan ng Pilipinas at nang Amerika dahil may TREATY PO ANG PILIPINAS WITH THE AMERICANS.
What the President is trying to do is to IMPLEMENT what is in the CONTEXT of the 1987 Philippine Constitution Article II Section 7 "The State shall pursue an INDEPENDENT FOREIGN POLICY. In its relations with other states, the paramount consideration shall be national sovereignty, territorial integrity, national interest, and the right to self-determination."

INDEPENDENT FOREIGN POLICY IS ALL ABOUT BALANCE. The businessmen care most likely on profits. As long as they make money, the BPO in our country will not pull out that's for sure.

If wala pong BPO then, much better that you can just work at home instead as a Freelancer like myself.

 

[kaito89]

Ang isang leader hindi aalma yan o maglalabas ng galit kung walang dapat ikagalit. Di yan lalaban kung walang dapat ipaglaban. Sabi nya lumalaban siya para sa sambayanan. Para satin pala so dapat makipagtulungan tayo kung ano ang ipinaglalban niya para sa bansa at para satin. Tingnan nyo ngayon yung nangyayari sa Israel. Malaki ang naitulong nyan sa pagsugpo sa terorista at iba pang banta pero ngayon sila na ang binubully ng UN at tinatanggalan ng karapatan sa sarili nilang lupain at ipinagkakaloob to sa mas pinapaboran nilang bansa. Nagkakaroon sila ng boses at nailalabas nila ang hinaing nila. Di porket kakampi o ally natin e puro tulong o tama ang ginagawa nito satin. Minsan may salungat at lalabag talaga sa karapatan natin at sa bansa natin. Di sila palaging tama at di rin naman palaging mali. Kailangan lang magkaroon din tayo ng boses dahil miyembro din tayo ng organization na kinabibbilangan nila. Di yung sunod lang tayo lagi sa dikta o utos nila.

Tama di pangmatagalan ang call center. Lahat naman ng trabaho di pangmatagalan. Tingnan nyo nun yung nursing sobrang in demand noon. Napakadaming kumuha ng nursing pero ngayon nasaan yung iba? Nag caregiver or call center agent kasi sa sobrang dami nila di na halos kailangan ng mga bagong nurses. Ganyan din sa call center, di habang buhay yan ang ikabubuhay ng karamihan sa mga pilipino. Lalo na ngayon marami na at umuusbong na ang ibang mga bansang pwedeng maging ka kumpitensiya ng bansa natin. Nagisismula na rin yung mga kalapit nating bansa na idevelop ang BPO industry nila kaya wag tayo pakaasa na sa atin lahat ang bagsak ng mga trabaho sa call center. Pwede yan maging pansamantalang trabaho habang wala pang bakante sa kung ano talaga ang propesiyon mo. Pero sa tingin ko talaga malabong ma pullout ang call center dito. Magtatagal pa sila dito hanggat wala pa tayong matinding katunggali. Sa ngayon kasi India pa lang ang matindi nating katunggali sa BPO pero pag nadagdagan yan asahan na natin na tutumal ang trabahong darating na galing sa call center.

 

[streblady1243]

LOL. "drug economy" wtf?



Aware ka din ba na madami tayo nakukuha sa america? It's a give and take relationship kaya nga "ALLIED". O sige putulin na natin ang alyansa, tas lipat ka alyansa CHINA? Aba teka, ilang buwan lang nakaraan galit kayo sa china dahil inaagaw ang isla natin ah?

Alam ko people are subjected to change pero this is pathetic, parang kelan lang galit kayo kay arroyo dahil kurakot siya, ngaun dahil gusto sya ni duterte e wala pala siya kasalanan? Nakakalimutan nyo na ba ang "I am sorry"?

Kung aware kayo dati pa na gaya ng sinasabi nyo ngaun, bakit di nyo nilabanan si pinoy nung tumakbo sya dati?

Tsaka no, hindi biased ang media, if you took up college at may basic knowledge ka sa masscom or journalism e first thing to attract audience is a catchy headline. Kaya ang mga nakikita nyo lang e un masama dahil un headline, and I must say very effective sa inyo.
Remember nung time ng election, sino rin lang nag air ng mga kagaguhan at kabobohan ni MAR ROXAS? Di ba yang media na prinoclaim nya na biased?

ON TOPIC
- Hindi aalis ang mga US BPO companies sa pinas if ever man na mag cut ties ang pinas with US, as far as I know open parin naman tayo sa businesses/investors from other countries kahit ganun.

wag naman masyado hard sa mga balita, IDOL tayong mga pinoy, magagaling ang pinoy di tayo papalamang sa ibang bansa, di pride ang tawag dun sa ginawa nila strategy yun, strategy ng government natin yan, pinagaralan nila yan bago nila ginawa, tulad ng sabi nila abangan ang susunod na kabanata, for the first time nga may pinoy na gustong umako ng kasalanan at ialay ang buhay nya just to stop drugs.