I hope next time the homeless or tricked by our fellow Citizens will be seen here too because not all of us Pinoy and Pinay were good people. There were fellow Pinoy and Pinay who abuse other foreigners. Be safe always Sir❤❤❤
I loved the answers of the second guy. You can see that he's very knowledgeable about the work environment here in the PH. Also, he's Tagalog are good!
I am interested in the local population of African people either studying or working in the Philippines. I believe the number have grown over the years and am curious how it compares to other Asian Nations, specifically ASEAN nations hosting African people in their country. What are the most common courses / degrees taken in college, least taken, what's the most popular job that they take, least popular job, etc.
@@SlimShady-lg4pf I can answer that. Filipino guys are the only Asians that happily date foreign women. Most of them might be too short for your taste, but there are a lot normal size guys, with a few six footers here and there. Best if you live and meet in the upper end areas like Makati and Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Men there will be bigger, better looking, and better educated.
Why are many foreigners coming to the Philippines and on the other hand, Filipinos leave the country? - Well, as both of the guys you interviewed said, you need a certain skill set. Filipinos tend to think that having a degree of some sort is a skill. To put it into better perspective, the BPO industry is one off the largest industries and economic drivers in the Philippines. If you look at the industry as a whole, there are a lot of jobs available depending on your skillset. IT jobs is a broad spectrum, so if you break it down to more specific positions like for someone who does programming or someone who fixes physical assets, these are 2 different skill sets and each have different requirements to achieve a certain level of qualification >>> and so the pay is totally different. If you're a typical Filipino and your skill set is in the category of the lower tier in terms of potential income, the two common things that you have available is to 1.) Upgrade your skill set for better potential income or 2.) Just go abroad and look for the same position that requires you're skill set and rely on the exchange rate to upgrade your income. >>> The latter is what most Pinoys will do because it does not cost as much money to do or does not take time (years) to get ahead salary wise. I guess what Filipinos need to understand as to why Foreigners here are able to sustain themselves with a good income is not because they are foreigners. Try to understand the skill set that they have that most Filipinos don't dare do, like learn a 3rd foreign language. In the BPO industry alone, you will find that the people who have language skills other than English are paid several times higher because Language is not something like an IT process wherein you can learn from a few training modules in a short amount of time. It takes a lot of time and skill in order to do office job using another language other than English (Ex. Other Asian or European languages) for a Filipino. Now you might argue, "But the positions that the foreigners take in the BPO, they are native speakers so it is not hard for them to use that language". >>> Yes, true, but the thing is, there is a lot of openings but very few Filipinos qualify for the position so, the companies are left with the last resort and allow foreigners into their companies than to lose business. Mind you, Companies still prefer Filipinos who are highly skilled in the field than native speaking foreigners for the simple fact that companies need to shoulder expenses like Visas and immigration related fees / taxes / paperwork for foreign workers as opposed to a local Pinoy.
If you have the skill set, yes, im working overseas and earning 14k USD plus a month. But compared to my sister working in the Philippines, she has a bigger annual earnings than me because if her degree and skill set..
@@libnibermejo You also have to consider the cost of living in the country you are in. 14K USD a month is a very big amount even if you are living in the most expensive city in the Philippines. However, if you are living in the major metropolitan areas in the U.S. or Europe like New York, Berlin, etc. that is not a bad amount in my opinion. Although, if you have a lot of bills to pay, I am not so sure.
My old classmate in highschool he didnt finished graduate because he need a money for the house well he did got a job. Well its important is a skill or experience if you looking for job in philippines but it depends for other job
can you have interview asking girls " how much does a man need to earn to date you? " I want to see if it's like western world that some will say $1 million a year or not
you need to learn to pay attention. did you miss the part that he has better opportunity working in Philippines in finance than he would from his home country? With pinoys leaving like nurses a nurse in the US would make at least 10 times than a nurse working in manila.
In my opinion it is due to a new environment, most esp if one of their friends or family members are already living the 'greener pasture' life elsewhere outside PH is something the PH government and private sectors has to come up with an alternative opportunities for locals so they can stay and not to work outside the country.
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Whats about life of homeless foreigners in the Philippines, sometimes i saw them begging especially in Angeles city
@@tuting1965 ok po! Noted ❤️
I hope next time the homeless or tricked by our fellow Citizens will be seen here too because not all of us Pinoy and Pinay were good people.
There were fellow Pinoy and Pinay who abuse other foreigners.
Be safe always Sir❤❤❤
I loved the answers of the second guy. You can see that he's very knowledgeable about the work environment here in the PH. Also, he's Tagalog are good!
Thank you ❤️
Right on point, salary is directly proportional to skill, if your salary is low time to evaluate your skill.
True 🙏🏿❤️
The suits man fits so professional nice video Sir Calvin👍
Thank you so much 😊
Interesting conversation
Love to hear about somewhat different experiences in the Philippines
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What should be our next topic?
I am interested in the local population of African people either studying or working in the Philippines. I believe the number have grown over the years and am curious how it compares to other Asian Nations, specifically ASEAN nations hosting African people in their country. What are the most common courses / degrees taken in college, least taken, what's the most popular job that they take, least popular job, etc.
@@ninkichan7209 yes it’s increase ❤️
What's like for a foreigner girl to date in the Philippines?
@@SlimShady-lg4pf I can answer that. Filipino guys are the only Asians that happily date foreign women. Most of them might be too short for your taste, but there are a lot normal size guys, with a few six footers here and there. Best if you live and meet in the upper end areas like Makati and Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Men there will be bigger, better looking, and better educated.
Hi Calvin just subscribed your channel. Have a wonderful time here in the philippines❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Mabuhay ang pilipinas , Amen
you should ask alice guo about this topic
@@mackeyboy5442 who’s that? 😀
@@calvincastiel5663 chinese national who works in philippines government
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You don't know the most controversial person in the Philippines now? @@calvincastiel5663
Why are many foreigners coming to the Philippines and on the other hand, Filipinos leave the country?
- Well, as both of the guys you interviewed said, you need a certain skill set. Filipinos tend to think that having a degree of some sort is a skill. To put it into better perspective, the BPO industry is one off the largest industries and economic drivers in the Philippines. If you look at the industry as a whole, there are a lot of jobs available depending on your skillset. IT jobs is a broad spectrum, so if you break it down to more specific positions like for someone who does programming or someone who fixes physical assets, these are 2 different skill sets and each have different requirements to achieve a certain level of qualification >>> and so the pay is totally different.
If you're a typical Filipino and your skill set is in the category of the lower tier in terms of potential income, the two common things that you have available is to 1.) Upgrade your skill set for better potential income or 2.) Just go abroad and look for the same position that requires you're skill set and rely on the exchange rate to upgrade your income. >>> The latter is what most Pinoys will do because it does not cost as much money to do or does not take time (years) to get ahead salary wise.
I guess what Filipinos need to understand as to why Foreigners here are able to sustain themselves with a good income is not because they are foreigners. Try to understand the skill set that they have that most Filipinos don't dare do, like learn a 3rd foreign language. In the BPO industry alone, you will find that the people who have language skills other than English are paid several times higher because Language is not something like an IT process wherein you can learn from a few training modules in a short amount of time. It takes a lot of time and skill in order to do office job using another language other than English (Ex. Other Asian or European languages) for a Filipino.
Now you might argue, "But the positions that the foreigners take in the BPO, they are native speakers so it is not hard for them to use that language". >>> Yes, true, but the thing is, there is a lot of openings but very few Filipinos qualify for the position so, the companies are left with the last resort and allow foreigners into their companies than to lose business. Mind you, Companies still prefer Filipinos who are highly skilled in the field than native speaking foreigners for the simple fact that companies need to shoulder expenses like Visas and immigration related fees / taxes / paperwork for foreign workers as opposed to a local Pinoy.
Wow thank you 😊
If you have the skill set, yes, im working overseas and earning 14k USD plus a month. But compared to my sister working in the Philippines, she has a bigger annual earnings than me because if her degree and skill set..
@@libnibermejo 14k every month? You super rich ❤️❤️
@calvincastiel5663 not rich, just have a good salary. Just blessed..
@@libnibermejo You also have to consider the cost of living in the country you are in. 14K USD a month is a very big amount even if you are living in the most expensive city in the Philippines. However, if you are living in the major metropolitan areas in the U.S. or Europe like New York, Berlin, etc. that is not a bad amount in my opinion. Although, if you have a lot of bills to pay, I am not so sure.
Looking sharp gentlemen. Keep it up! Don't sell your integrity. Blessings 🤲🙏
Thank you so much 😊
Where are you watching from?
609 W 51st St
@@matttmallow3460where is that? Hehe
KSA
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Santiago chile
I love the suits! Beautiful!
Thank you so much 😊
That's awesome. I personally got married and will be living with my wife.
Wow great to know ❤️
@@calvincastiel5663 Masbate Island is beautiful
If you are an accountant,the salary is huge. My sister used to work in the bank. She was earning good but she prefered to move to the 🇺🇸.
Can you please interview my brother in BGC? He retired there in April 2024 from Las Vegas.
Yes sure! Please send me an email hehe
Great content 🎉
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My old classmate in highschool he didnt finished graduate because he need a money for the house well he did got a job. Well its important is a skill or experience if you looking for job in philippines but it depends for other job
Yeah I see
hey bro nice video. which camera you use?
Probably made in china camera😂
Sadly.....the only skill set young generation have today is TikTok and the reason why it's hard for them to land a job.
Wow 😥😥😥
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so touching
Wow ❤️
Interesting 🎉
Thank you 🙏🏿
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I’ll be sweating my balls wearing a suit in Manila
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Sir may I contact you about impt matters for foreigners. I watch here in Apayao Province.
Yes please send me an email ❤️
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Man, … suit in Manila?
That’s what caught my eyes???? “ANG INIT.
First is working visa!!!!!
True
sheeeesh
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can you have interview asking girls " how much does a man need to earn to date you? "
I want to see if it's like western world that some will say $1 million a year or not
Paging inmigration. Pls check these 2 foreingers if they have proper documents to work in the country. I suspect they’re overstaying in the country
Bruh they more legal than what you think 😂😂😂😂😂
Its illegal.
Accountant? Super fishy... in a suit? seriously?! Alice guo groups indeed!
Why?
Foreigners like to live in philippines but filipinos like to leave the country. Wtf
crazy how that works
Everywhere
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you need to learn to pay attention. did you miss the part that he has better opportunity working in Philippines in finance than he would from his home country? With pinoys leaving like nurses a nurse in the US would make at least 10 times than a nurse working in manila.
In my opinion it is due to a new environment, most esp if one of their friends or family members are already living the 'greener pasture' life elsewhere outside PH is something the PH government and private sectors has to come up with an alternative opportunities for locals so they can stay and not to work outside the country.