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- 2. Country Profile •Republic of the Philippines •Capital: Manila •Population 102.5 million •Area 300,000 sq km (115,831 sq miles) •Major languages Filipino, English •Major religion Christianity •Life expectancy 66 years (men), 73 years (women) •Currency Philippine peso
- 3. Philippine National Anthem “Lupang Hinirang”
- 4. National Flag Peace, Truth and Justice Nation
- 5. • First 8 provinces of the country • Philippine Revolution 1896 • Geography of the country • 3 parts • Luzon , Mindanao , and Wisaian
- 6. Manila City “Pearl of The Orient”
- 8. Population
- 9. Map 17 regions 7,000 islands 79 provinces
- 10. Independence Day • Since 1962, it has been the country's National Day. • Is an annual national holiday in the Philippines. • observed on June 12 • commemorating the Philippine Declaration of Independence from Spain on June 12, 1898.
- 11. National Animal - Carabao
- 14. Currency 1 THB = 1.31 PHP 1 USD = 46.32 PHP
- 18. The Philippines Costume Barong Tagalog Balintawak
- 23. Festivals: Ati - Atihan • The third Sunday of January • Kalibo City • Continued for 3 days and 3 nights. • Aetas tribe • Jesus Child
- 24. Festivals: Sinulog • The third Sunday of January. • Cebu City • Santo Nino • Commemorates the Cebuano. people's pagan origin.
- 25. Festivals: Dinagyang • The fourth week of January • Lloilo City • Santo Nino
- 26. Festivals CARACOL SA MAKATI HOT AIR BALLOON
- 27. Local Culture
- 28. Greeting
- 29. Religion
- 31. Meals
- 32. Local Products Buko Pie Pina Fabric
- 33. Local Products Handkerchief Dried Mango Folding Fan
- 34. TOP 10 Export Products Electronic Equipment Machines, engines, pumps Wood Ores, Slag and Ash Medical , technical equipment Oil
- 35. TOP 10 Export Products Fruits Ships Vehicles Animal/vegetable fats and oils
- 37. Top 10 Import Products Aircraft, spacecraft Plastic
- 38. Top 10 Import Products Iron and steel Cereals Food waste, animal fodder Pharmaceuticals
- 40. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 1 • The result a unique cultural mix of Asian and Western. • Presents the overseas business visitor with a host of seemingly conflicting characteristics.
- 41. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 2 • Asian concepts • The importance of the preservation of face coexist • Latin characteristics as male machismo and the need to seek revenge for any perceived personal slights.
- 42. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 3 • Most Filipino companies are hierarchically structured • Local employees would look to a strong hierarchy as the sign of a well-run organisation.
- 43. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 4 • As companies tend to be hierarchical and family-run. • Decision making tends to be located with a few senior managers.
- 44. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 5 Expect a good level of education and professional competence from the local managerial cadre working at the middle levels of Filipino companies. Tip 6 Develop contacts at all levels of an organisation - at the top for decision making purposes, and lower down for when projects begin. Tip 7 Managers are expected to manage and make decisions. These decisions will then be communicated to subordinates who are expected to comply with requests.
- 45. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 8 • Instructions should be given clearly and in detail. • People will do what is asked of them but may be unwilling to second-guess the unspoken requests of a superior. • Do not expect too much individual initiative.
- 46. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 9 Meetings can seem quite relaxed with time keeping being less rigidly adhered to than in many other cultures. Meetings can start up to one hour late.
- 47. 10Tips in Doing Business in the Philippines Tip 10 • Relationship building is very important in the Philippines • All meetings will start with the obligatory small talk to re-establish contact. • Do not try to rush this part of the meeting.
- 48. Challenges in Doing Business Starting a Business
- 49. Challenges in Doing Business Dealing with Construction Permits • 29 procedures • Taking 84 days
- 50. Challenges in Doing Business Registering Property • Takes 39 days • There are eight procedures to complete in total
- 51. Challenges in Doing Business Getting Credit and Protecting Investors The Philippines ranks poorly on all indices tracked by the World Bank and IFC for ease of getting credit
- 52. Challenges in Doing Business Paying Taxes • 47 tax payments • Rate of 30% - and VAT Trading Across Borders • The Philippines is reliant on international trade. • Cost of exporting and importing is therefore relatively cheap. • The time required to move goods is well above the OECD average.
- 53. Challenges in Doing Business Enforcing Contracts • Takes an average of 842 days (2.3 years) • There is a total of 37 procedures
- 54. Difference between Thai and Philippines culture Thailand is the Land of Smiles The Philippines is the Land of Laughs
- 55. Difference between Thai and Philippines culture ChristianityBuddhism
- 56. Difference between Thai and Philippines culture Asian Culture Asian Culture + Western Culture
- 57. Difference between Thai and Philippines culture Thailand The Philippines
- 58. Difference between Thai and Philippines culture
- 60. Power Distance • At a score of 94 • The Philippines is a hierarchical society. • People accept a hierarchical . • Centralization is popular. • Boss is a benevolent autocrat.
- 61. Individualism • The Philippines, with a score of 32. • Collectivistic society. • Group. • Societal rules and regulations. • Employer/employee relationships are perceived in moral terms (like a family link) • Hiring and promotion decisions take account of the employee’s in- group. • Management is the management
- 62. Masculinity • The Philippines scores 64 on this dimension. • Masculine society. • “live in order to work” • Managers are expected to be decisive and assertive. • The emphasis is on equity, competition and performance and conflicts. • Resolved by fighting them out.
- 63. Uncertainty Avoidance • The Philippines scores 44 on this dimension • Low preference for avoiding uncertainty. • Accept risks of the unknown • People believe there should be no more rules than are necessary . • If they are ambiguous or do not work they should be abandoned or changed. • Schedules are flexible. • Hard work is undertaken when necessary but not for its own
- 64. Long Term Orientation • A very low score of 27 • Normative / conventional • Absolute Truth. • Short term view • Focus on achieving quick results.
- 65. Indulgence • With a low score of 42 • Restraint. • Strong control over their impulses • Lower importance of leisure • Restrained societies do not put much emphasis on time and control the gratification of their desires. • Restrained by social norms and feel that indulging themselves is somewhat wrong.
- 66. Conclusion The Philippines is the country that has a lot of island. They are the mix between Asian and Western cultures. Most corrupt country in Asian. English is also the official language. The Philippines is the Land of Laughs.
- 67. QUIZ What is the official name of the Philippines ?
- 68. QUIZ What is the capital city of the Philippines?
- 69. QUIZ How many stars in the flag of the Philippines?
- 70. QUIZ How many islands in the Philippines?
- 71. QUIZ What is the name of the Philippines language?