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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Trivia : The Philippines - Most Emotional Country in the World


Filipinos the most emotional? I always thought the Italians are the most emotional people in the world. I had a chance of working with Italians for quite awhile and mind you the workplace was full of  drama. The scenes that you see in "The Godfather" movies are normal ( except for the killing of course ) everyday scenes with Italians around. They laugh, curse, talk, show affection in the full spectrum of emotions, couple that with their thick Italian accent, it's an opera.

But despite their being emotional and prone to sudden burst of temper, the Italians are one of the nicest nationalities I had worked with.

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Most emotional countries
Map Source : http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-11-20/map-where-the-emotionally-challenged-live

Let me go back to the original topic : Filipinos the world's most emotional people?
There was one incident where a  fellow Filipino engineer and our Italian supervisor fought in the company where I used to work. They had a fist fight and if it were not for the intervention of cooler heads either one of them might have had ended up in the hospital. There was a lot of cursing and emotions while two engineers settled their differences.The Filipino engineer was more intense, and emotional in proving his point. In the end, our Italian supervisor ended up apologizing to the Filipino engineer.

If a Filipino can "out emote" an Italian, then I guess the survey is right, we are the most emotional. I hope that also translates to a higher EQ (emotional quotient) and not being emotionally challenged.

But the survey is not just about one end of the emotional spectrum, it encompasses the whole bandwidth of emotion: happy, sad and other emotions in between. To quote the article : "Filipinos were the most likely to admit feeling both positive and negative emotions"

I guess there is also some positive note to the survey when the article mentions :
Bloomberg Businessweek quotes Gallup’s Jon Clifton as saying: “If you measure Singapore by the traditional indicators, they look like one of the best-run countries in the world. But if you look at everything that makes life worth living, they’re not doing so well.”

Okay Pinoys, don't cry now!

Source :
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-11-20/map-where-the-emotionally-challenged-live
http://interaksyon.com/article/48582/omg--philippines-is-the-worlds-most-emotional-country-poll-says

Related Link :
http://247wallst.com/2012/11/30/the-worlds-most-and-least-emotional-countries/?utm_source=247WallStDailyNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=NOV302012A&utm_campaign=DailyNewsletter

People : Josefina "Josie" Magumcia - Candidate : PhilRES Secretary General


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People : Jocelyn Serra Coronado - Candidate : PhilRES Vice President NCR-2


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Jocelyn Coronado Profile

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

People : Daniel Romell M. Canlas - Candidate : PhilRES Vice President - North Luzon



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                                                     DANIEL ROMELL M. CANLAS
                                                    Candidate for : VP North Luzon


Member: PhilRES City of San Fernando Pampanga         
Position:         Interim President
Business or Profession: Broker/Appraiser, Lecturer/Resource Speaker
License No.  
REB - 0000027       A licensed Real Estate Broker since 1994 and have been in the real estate industry for 32 years
REA - 0001440       A bank appraiser and executive since 1980. A licensed Real Estate Appraiser in 2010.
                              
I. Outstanding Achievement as Real Estate Broker/Appraiser/Consultant
Have worked with ASB Realty Corp. & DBS Bank PHILS., Inc. from 1980-1999 as Head of the Credit and Appraisal Department and retired as Senior Vice President.  In line with my task I experienced the first deal on “AIR RIGHTS” transaction in Makati Business District in the Philippines. My outstanding achievement in company acquisition of properties has to deal with Makati Brokers for transactions of huge amount giving the selling brokers’ the chance to earn huge amount of commission.   
           
II. Special Skills, Attributes, and Experiences Qualifying Candidate to Position 
Through the years I have held positions where my task for company operations deals with massive degrees of coordination and achieving deadlines for works to be done. The skills and learning experiences I have gained have armed me to best serve the interests of the RESP’s for the position I am vying for as VP for North Luzon Region.  
                   
III. Goals for Advancing the Status of Real Estate Practitioners and How to Accomplish Them.
My goal for advancing the status of Real Estate Practitioners was initially achieved by bringing training and education to RESP’s located in far distance areas closer to the services that are often provided in Metro Manila only or operations are limited to the outskirt regions.   By reducing the cost of services for the practitioners, I believe more people in the community could afford the inexpensive learning’s and would become profitably engaged in the real estate services profession.