The Elves and the Shoemaker Have you ever wondered how Outsourcing was conceptualized? Apparently it is not a new concept and has been told to us since we were all little. The story is “The Elves and the Shoemaker.” Us as an outsourcing company do not believe that we are “elves” but it is a representation
LAS VEGAS — Manny Pacquiao has always believed he can do what 47 other fighters before him have failed to do — beat Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the ring.
Turns out a lot of other people are believers too. And they are backing their opinions with money.
A flurry of early action on Pacquiao has already narrowed the odds for the big fight in this city’s legal sportsbooks. By the time they get into the ring May 2, it’s conceivable that Mayweather might not be favored at all.
The truth is this…when it all boils down to it, we’re meant to love one another, not judge one another. We’re quick to cast judgments on people based on the color of their skin, their age, their physical abilities…but love overcomes all of that. Love doesn’t know prejudice. Love conquers all.
When you take a way all of the outer appearance, it becomes much easier to accept people for who they are, doesn’t it?
The Philippines has overtaken India as the largest hub for call centers in the world with more than one million Filipinos working in call centers and the related Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry as of August 2014. Call centers are one segment of the BPO industry, which involves outsourcing non-primary business activities such as payroll, human resources, accounting and customer call center relations.
Redlines.
It’s just a word but if you are in certain circles, it’s a powerful word. “Redlines” is all you have to say to either send some into some form of post traumatic stress disorder while the face of others will light up as if you just said “You’ve won the lottery!” … I probably fall somewhere in the middle.
MANILA, Philippines — Ever since Joahnna Horca lost her father, a doctor, in a South China Sea typhoon, her large family has struggled to make ends meet.
Published on Jun 2, 2014 Has the Philippines done enough to attract investment money for sustained growth? CNBC’s Martin Soong reports on the investment viability of the country. Subscribe to CNBC International: http://bit.ly/1eiWsDq CNBC.com for more great clips: http://cnb.cx/1nkTS09 Category: News & Politics
Well, people will now have to think twice before mocking Pinoys’ use of the English language.
The Philippines was named the world’s best country in business English proficiency, even beating the United States, according to a recent study by GlobalEnglish Corporation.