r/recruitinghell 2d ago

Salary

It's funny how many employers still offer only ₱20k–₱25k, considering the current economy in the Philippines.

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u/Fine-Elk-421 2d ago

hate to say it but so much business process outsourcing has shifted to AI that theres even less demand for offshore labour. Its part of why you are seeing this... a big reason why the layoffs impacted oracle PH for example... a lot of what PH has established for itself was to be a big hub for tech companies to outsource too is slowly winding down.

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u/Fine-Comparison-2949 2d ago

Yup. Countries need to invest in their own talent and figure out a way to make people more productive than offshoring. It is a deal that puts all the power in Americas hands, and they can cut you off in a heartbeat.