Back in 2020, the eruption of Taal Volcano caused an ashfall that affected most of Metro Manila. 

Occasionally on Facebook, I get people complaining that they can't find talented workers in the Philippines. 

In the Philippines, there's this culture of helping called "Bayanihan." We see it regularly with our employees and other Filipino workers who go out of their way to help out when there's a disaster. People step in when they're needed.

The Great Resignation is happening everywhere, including the Philippines. It's not good for businesses overall, but this created a silver lining for us.

It seems like there's news about data breaches every week. It makes you worry, right? If big companies are vulnerable to a data breach, what can I do as a small business?

OFS stands for online Filipino specialist.

We get this question a lot because we're so used to background checks here in the US. Everything from renting an apartment, buying a car, even volunteering requires a background check.

When you're looking for a writer, the first and most important thing you need to look at is their English skills. 

I am not a big holiday guy. I know Chinese New Year is coming up because it's a special holiday in the Philippines. My team tells me it's the year of the Water-Tiger. If you follow Chinese horoscopes, they'd probably tell you whether or not it's a good year.

I understand that when people hire their first OFS, they want that person to work in their time zone. It makes things like meetings and training easier. I did the same thing when I started outsourcing.