In the past few years more Filipinos need not go abroad to find greener pastures to build a better quality of life. More Filipinos has now have the choice to stay because of Philippine outsourcing growing industry.
According to the latest statistics, the Philippine outsourcing labor grew 10% percent in the year 2012 which is equivalent to providing approximately 600,000 employments. It is expected that by the year 2016, the Philippine outsourcing industry would provide a rough estimate of 900,000 employments.
The leading workforce in the Philippine outsourcing industry is occupied largely by call centers which provides customer service and technical support to companies in the US largely. Call center agents are the lowest paid in the entire BPO industry but nevertheless, the basic salary is significantly above the minimum wage required by the Philippine government. That is why most Filipinos work in call centers and also because of the fact the qualifications does not discriminate any courses.
Other skills useful in Philippine outsourcing are web designing, web developing, animation, writing and virtual assisting. The current trend now in the Philippine outsourcing has become specialized in particular skills.
According to the recent statistics, the Philippine outsourcing industry is ranked 2nd next to another English speaking country, the closest competitor India. It is predicted that by 2016, the revenue generated by the Philippine outsourcing would target at $20 billion. The proficiency of the English language by Filipino is what prompted foreign countries to outsource. Another element that made the Philippine outsourcing industry in-demand is the diversity and creativity of the Filipinos especially in the field of designing.
Without the Philippine outsourcing in the country, more and more Filipinos would sort to leave the family and go abroad just to sustain the basic needs. But now that the industry is booming, it prevents the Filipinos from getting a job overseas. The Philippine outsourcing industry has provided a paramount support to the employment and the economic status of the Philippines. It is undeniable that this industry is indeed a savior.







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