It is affirmative that Filipino services offered through freelancing delivers exceptional results to employers and so too to businesses with its strong communication skills and IT related crafts proven to be not just helpful to growth but also an indication to a continuous development that further support business industries. Thus, Filipino freelancers and their services is internationally recognized as the best service provider there is.
On the other hand, most employers or businesses are well-acquainted with these facts, that to hire a Filipino means cost-effective at the same time an advantage. It may be perceive as a small amount of a factor these issues are, given that Filipino freelancers have successfully branded their services world wide, rather a game changer.
In a recent article from Tech In Asia "The online freelancing industry in the Philippines is bullish and shows no signs of slowing" supports the above statement.So does this strong growth boost the Philippines economy? Obviously it does. Are there any steps to which such growth may be bolster? Well, the local government of Iligan City just might have a solution to that.
Earlier this month, a local official, Counselor Freddie Siao of Iligan City together w/ Clientele & Partners, sees the freelancing and the outsourcing industry as a venue where Filipinos will surely be a dominating key players together w/ others from India, Indonesia, Singapore etc. But in order to do so, there are issues to be taken cared of, particularly the complexities between the relationship of clients or employers and the Business Process outsourcing (BPO) companies or freelancers. Hence, an initiative measures to break such complexities were researched, studied and sorted out.
Hopefully, before the end of the year such measures will be introduced to benefit both businesses and freelancers. Thanks to the efforts of the councilor concerned.
