US is no longer the same

**gretzy** · July 25th, 2005 10:38 AM

maghahanap na lang ako ng asawa before matapos contract ko.hahaha

**niwde11** · July 25th, 2005 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by speedy

make yourself indespensable.

i think this applies to all working environment

Originally Posted by speedy

Trust me, there are millions of our fellow pinoys back home that would trade their problem for yours...

very very true.

**bender** · July 25th, 2005 11:01 AM

gretz,
I don't think an MBA is better than a Specialized Graduate course as the hotel management course you are thinking of getting. Too many MBA's already so that companies use the criteria of your previous background as the basis for hiring rather than the fact that you already got your MBA. Anyway, a lot of the subjects in the MBA are not going to be of immediate use anyway to you in your career as you need the necessary experience and authority to be able to use them.

**Linkk** · July 25th, 2005 12:06 PM

nung magpunta nga kami ng US halos lahat ng products for sale sa walmart, ross, k mart, target, gawa sa china. sa company namin umabot na sa 80% ng manufacturing dept. nilipat na sa asia, natira na lang sa US r&d etc.

**Shadetree MKNX** · July 25th, 2005 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by yebo

e bakit yung ibang besprens ni gma kinakatay sya ngayon? nyahahaha! mga hayup!

Sa salitang banyaga, "My point, exactly".

**Shadetree MKNX** · July 25th, 2005 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by Linkk

nung magpunta nga kami ng US halos lahat ng products for sale sa walmart, ross, k mart, target, gawa sa china. sa company namin umabot na sa 80% ng manufacturing dept. nilipat na sa asia, natira na lang sa US r&d etc.

Bilib ka rin sa Tsina, ano? Kumunista sila pero "esteybol" kasi pang-gobyerno nila, kaya pabor sa mga "foreign investors".

Dito sana sa atin ang mga pagawaan na yan, aangat sana GDP naten.

**5Speed** · July 25th, 2005 12:54 PM

US may like it or not, but China will be an emerging economic power sooner that they expected....They are using their govt system as a means of attracting foreign investors, not the other way around.....walang laborers union sa china, walang rally against their company, local salary can be regulated ng govt at walang makakaangal dito, otherwise kulong sila, price of local product like steel, aluminium, etc. can also be regulated by the govt, hence they have a very competetive price price in the international market, and even if they import some of their raw material, they can still demand for a lower price in the world market bec. of the bulk of their order....who can ignore china if they order for example a 100 tons of banana in the phils, but they want a tantamount of discount, so that they can also sell it cheap....sure thing even if the top executive finds the deal too ridiculous, they still will consider it.....

now who says communism is that bad eh??

**Tacoma_34** · July 25th, 2005 12:59 PM

The US is threaten by this because sa dami na ng pera ng China they keep on buying war arsenals Buti sana kung sa US bumibili e sa Russia yata.

**BlueBimmer** · July 25th, 2005 01:11 PM

yes china buys MIG Fighters from russia, archenemy ng US F-18s hehe

**Shadetree MKNX** · July 25th, 2005 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by 5Speed

US may like it or not, but China will be an emerging economic power sooner that they expected....They are using their govt system as a means of attracting foreign investors, not the other way around.....walang laborers union sa china, walang rally against their company, local salary can be regulated ng govt at walang makakaangal dito, otherwise kulong sila, price of local product like steel, aluminium, etc. can also be regulated by the govt, hence they have a very competetive price price in the international market, and even if they import some of their raw material, they can still demand for a lower price in the world market bec. of the bulk of their order....who can ignore china if they order for example a 100 tons of banana in the phils, but they want a tantamount of discount, so that they can also sell it cheap....sure thing even if the top executive finds the deal too ridiculous, they still will consider it.....

now who says communism is that bad eh??

But would you really rather be a Chinese national than Taiwanese?

Sure there are benefits to be had in terms of ease of regulation by being a communist government, but the more progressive they become, the more the people will start to realize, how much they're missing for not being free.

If you were a chinese living in the west, unless there is something to make you hate your adoptive country, what sane reasons are there for you to want to go back to China?