Running on "Filipino time" is used to describe one's tardiness to an event or meeting. Since the Philippines has some of the worst traffic congestion in the world, businesses typically have lenience for lateness and account for individuals running on Filipino time #BUS302
@CaitlynnHuynh Very interesting! In contrast, first meetings in the Philippines are rather friendly; quickly establishing personal relationships through friendly, professional interactions allow many businesses in the Philippines to thrive! #BUS302
It’s actually AOC plus 115 because that’s how many House and Senate members have cosponsored the most ambitious climate legislation in American history.
Businesses in the Philippines go off-season during the #HolyWeek, as many Filipinos use this time to fulfill religious obligations. International partners should refrain from scheduling meetings and expecting heavy operation during this period. #BUS302@Professor_Hoang
Strong interpersonal relationships are imperative when conducting successful business in the #Philippines; international partners are strongly advised to be introduced by a third party. #BUS302@Professor_Hoang
Mutual respect and reputation are key components in establishing successful business relationships in the Philippines. Age and status require high levels of respect and should be into consideration when choosing business representatives in PH. #BUS302@Professor_Hoang
In the Philippines, business conversations are held to the standard of "Pakikisama", an intrinsic appreciation of togetherness. Communication is often indirect, as being too straightforward may likely be perceived as arrogant. #BUS302@Professor_Hoang
What foundation supports today's successful businesses? Let's talk about our changing society and the importance of #DiversityandInclusion ⬇️
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