Philippines is considered as one of the developing countries in the world because of its several political and economic instabilities. The world oftentimes recognized the country through its bad reputation in peace in order and corruption. This downbeat information about the country creates a negative effect both on its tourism and economy.
Philippines is a good example of generalization mentality victim. If particular situation is happening in one part of the country it doesn’t speaks about the totality of the country. Because of this prevailing mentality, lot of businesses makes the gaffe of precipitately concluding that the country is in distressful circumstances because of petty chaos in the peace fragment of the general public. Even there are suppose eventualities the operations of country’s BPO industry remained unabated because the government is committed in protecting the interests of the business sector of the country.
Moreover, the present government has doing its part in keeping the peace and order of the country to assured investors and companies that there will be no anarchy and chaos. The government is committed in realizing the potentialities of the industry. Flanking political and economic stability is improving the government is also committed in enhancing the language and communication capabilities of Filipino workforce. Across the educational system of the country English proficiency of secondary and college students are given much attention.
The negative propaganda against the country was changed by showing other country that the government can safeguard peace and order for its people and investors. In fact, the President of the country is deeply involved in promoting the country as best destination for outsourcing. Through her guidance number of investors flanked the country to place their money in the BPO market. If this budges will be augmented by cooperation the promise of this industry will be fulfilled by employing millions of Filipino until 2010.
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