May Pinoy professionals ba sa Japan?

[aznhonor]

sorry po nag search na po ako sa forum dito sa mga tanong ko i only found a little bit and thanks for that...
may itatanong lang po ako....meroon bang filipino na instead of being an entertainer in japan meroon bang mga career goers po sa japan?

like in technology..or business..or media?

o kaya po mga filipino families na nag stay lang sa japan kasi retired na sila or permanent resident sila?
maroon ba yun sa japan? ksi all i can see most of the time are pinoy entertainers this and that

[makulit]

pls check this link >
http://www.timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=542

[aznhonor]

thank you so much

[Fuzzy]

sorry po nag search na po ako sa forum dito sa mga tanong ko i only found a little bit and thanks for that...
may itatanong lang po ako....meroon bang filipino na instead of being an entertainer in japan meroon bang mga career goers po sa japan?

like in technology..or business..or media?

o kaya po mga filipino families na nag stay lang sa japan kasi retired na sila or permanent resident sila?
maroon ba yun sa japan? ksi all i can see most of the time are pinoy entertainers this and that

the answer to your question is YES and Yes naman... I guess you'd be surprised too to know na marami din professional/white collar job Pinoys/Pinays here in Japan:) (ain't that great!!!;) )

[Tonyang]

sorry po nag search na po ako sa forum dito sa mga tanong ko i only found a little bit and thanks for that...
may itatanong lang po ako....meroon bang filipino na instead of being an entertainer in japan meroon bang mga career goers po sa japan?

like in technology..or business..or media?

o kaya po mga filipino families na nag stay lang sa japan kasi retired na sila or permanent resident sila?
maroon ba yun sa japan? ksi all i can see most of the time are pinoy entertainers this and that


Hi there!

We do have a mailing list of Filipino Professionals in Japan (FPiJ) and it is right at

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fpij/join

There, we could share opportunities and many things about bayanihan within the network.

Hope you will join us and we welcome everyone who is interested to join!:)

[eazy]

oo nman meron!!!!!!!!!!

there are teachers, businessman and some are working in five star Hotel with higher position.:O ;)


quote=aznhonor;11508 2]sorry po nag search na po ako sa forum dito sa mga tanong ko i only found a little bit and thanks for that...
may itatanong lang po ako....meroon bang filipino na instead of being an entertainer in japan meroon bang mga career goers po sa japan?

like in technology..or business..or media?

o kaya po mga filipino families na nag stay lang sa japan kasi retired na sila or permanent resident sila?
maroon ba yun sa japan? ksi all i can see most of the time are pinoy entertainers this and that[/quote]

[Firipinjin]

If I am not mistaken, the VP for Technology of Morgan Stanley in Japan is a full blooded filipino with filipino citizenship. :king:

[mOtt_erU]

ofcourse...may mga Pinoy na Professional na dito sa Japan....dito lang sa sa TF meron....:)

[thermometer]

If I am not mistaken, the VP for Technology of Morgan Stanley in Japan is a full blooded filipino with filipino citizenship. :king:
marami po ang VP na Filipino sa morgan stanley japan.
and Im proud po :) para sa mga filipino natin na IT dto sa japan

[mylfer919mdo]

Of course!
There are many Filipino professionals here in Japan.
There are teachers, researchers, engineers. Moreover, some work in the business and financial industry. But of course, none of them would show up to declare that they are.That's why sometimes, others don't know they exist.Or maybe, some would do.:)

-I am proud to be "PINOY" in Japan!!!-

[d_southpaw]

marami po ang VP na Filipino sa morgan stanley japan.
and Im proud po :) para sa mga filipino natin na IT dito sa japan

It is an interesting way of putting job titles in some foreign financial institutions.
The VP does not denote the position right below the CEO or 社長. They put
such titles to technical positions. For whatever reasons, it will be an interesting
thing to know.

But I would also guess that the most number of Filipino IT professionals are in the foreign business sectors. Financials institutions and IT related businesses like hardware and/or software vendors.

The primary reasons for that are 1/ technical skills 2/ English language skill (some 3/ Japanese language skills). This is traditionally the area where many Filipinos have acquired skills back home.

A bit out of topic:
What I hope to see as trends into the future are Filipino professionals in whatever field of expertise they have, participating all over Japan. These means new skills - one of which is fluency in Nihongo, being acquired by our women who now live with their Japanese families.

みなさん、頑張ってください (minasan ganbatte kudasai).... It is also a key to an exciting life for you. Becoming fluent in Nihongo will give you lots of advantages, because you get to a close level to the Japanese regarding their language, and you will have advantages with your Filipino and English language skills as well as your broader views and experiences.

[nhette120505]

dito sa amin kalahati filipino engineer and still growing.:)

[constance808]

Mayroon akong na-meet na Doktora Gynecologist sa Kobe Hospital at isa siya sa mga nakatanggap ng Presidential Award, kung hindi ako nagkakamali last year (2006). At ang isang Lady Professor sa Osaka Gaidai ay isang Pilipina rin.

Maraming professionals tayong mga kababayan and we are proud of them, diba?

[chester]

Madami yan for sure. Di lang sa Japan. Alam mo ang pinoy lagi nalabas ng bansa for "greener" pastures. :cool:
Doctor, Engineer, IT professionals, sa pinas na nga yata nagkakaroon ng shortage eh.