How To Implement Telecommuting In The Philippines
Telecommuting, under RA 11165, in PH is now a law. Private companies are encouraged to make arrangements with employees to work in an alternative workspace.
Why Working Overtime Is Unproductive
Regardless of the reason, working overtime for a long period of time is unproductive.
Social Capital Is Good for People Management
Social capital is the goodwill that we invested to the community. This investment will yield favourable returns towards a positive public relations
Filipinos- One Of Most Inspired Workers In The World
Filipinos have an average inspiration index of 72, 2 percentile higher to LinkedIn average. Makings Filipinos 4th of the most inspired workers of the world.
Stress Management
Different authors suggest different ways of stress management, but for purposes of this blog, let’s look at how Jesus manage stress.
Filipino Entrepreneurs On Work-Life Balance
Here’s a collection of quotes about “work-life balance” from respected and well known Filipino Entrepreneurs
Work Life Balance
Have been a hard worker (still am) since I joined the workforce way back 1992. A good work ethics was inculcated in me, a great value added to me. Thanks to the training and exposures I received from Dr. David E. Sumrall and Cathedral Of Praise, Manila. However, as I...Why We Should Go Home On Time
This was forwarded to me by a colleague… A good read that will add value to your personal and family life. Mr. Narayana Murthy is undoubtedly one of the most famous persons from Karnataka. He is known not just for building the biggest IT empire in India but also...Why People Love Stress
Why People Love Stress And How to Stay That Way as Long as You Live (Which Probably Won’t be That Long) by Bud, posted in his blog at Discover Your Destiny Stress, tension, and burnout are common in modern society. I have come to the following conclusion: THEY WANT TO...Balancing Family and Success
Bud Paxson introduced and succeeded in popularizing tv shopping. However, this cost him his own marriage.
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