We’re handed the same blueprint from the moment we can talk: study hard, finish school, get a decent job, go abroad if you’re lucky. It’s a well-worn path, but it’s not the ONLY one.

Sometimes our cultural strengths as Filipinos can become workplace weaknesses when left unchecked.

For over a decade, the Philippines dominated the outsourcing and remote talent scene. But that dominance bred entitlement in some circles.

Filipino remote teams get blamed for "just waiting for instructions." But is that really on them?

If you think $8/hour is exploitation, take a step back and ask yourself: Are you seeing the bigger picture, or just focusing on the number?

Helping your family isn’t wrong. But when that help comes at the cost of your own stability, it’s no longer generosity—it’s financial self-destruction.

If you want to actually succeed in remote work (not just talk your way into a role), focus on these key skills instead.

There's nothing wrong with applying for jobs that stretch your abilities. But there's also a significant difference between confidence and deception.

Remote work success isn’t just about getting things done. It’s also about building relationships that last.