what cultural differences at work do you find shocking of different here in Ireland or abroad in general? share your experience in the comment section :) love to hear it.
Fascinating! I'm not a medic (I watched out of interest in your evaluation of the cultural differences) and just want to say how lucky we are that you've chosen to work here in Ireland. Thank you so much. Now I hope you get your colleagues to go and let their hair down en masse after shift 😉
@@Etain18 hello, thank you for your kind comment..we’Re lucky to be welcomed in this beautiful country..❤️❤️ 🙏🙏😊😊😊 and yes..after shift get together are the best❤️😅🎤🎵 karaoke and food.😅
I'm 22 and work in the financial sector where as my mam works in a hospital and she is a true Filipina mother. I'd say one big difference that she always talks about between here and home is that how prioritised your mental health is in the work place. There is such an emphasis on supporting employees both mentally and physically in comparison to back home. I have the biggest respect for you and all the healthcare workers kuya!!
@@maya_a214 hello👋 I wonder if its the same sa financial sector? 🤔 But I agree that mental health here is given more importance compared back home. It’s not perfect as there isn’t a perfect country , wherever you go there will be pros and cons, but the quality of life is better❤️ thanks for your comment , ❤️❤️ appreciate it.
Hi, i am icu nurse for Philippines, what salary i can expect, and i read about some adaptation period to test skills, do i need to be in Ireland for that? Currently in Croatia/Europe marrried to a guy from Croatia.
The Filipino people have been brilliant in Ireland for maybe 30 years or more,,there kind, good-hearted and they contribute to Irish society,,,, i have known a few Filipino nurses and they are all angels,, Filipino people will always be welcome,,they are not scammer fakeugees they are a true benefit to Ireland and the Irish people,,,i want to close the borders but the Filipino will still be welcome, Thank you all for your contributions to Ireland.
hi Nurse Boyet, do you think if ever i will pursue my plan to apply in Ireland as HCA, once i bring my family with me, (husband, 1 son and 1 daughter) do you think we can survive there? my husband is currently working as a Korean Chef in a sea cargo
@@BoyetVentura From what I hear very. In Greece we work 6-7 days. It's been official by government now. Plus the heat in the summer and all. In the company I will work in Dublin I can do 10 days streight and get the rest 4 days off. So Monday to next Wednesday and Thursday to Sunday off. I will for sure do this if I get the option. I know it cause a friend works already there. Plus Greek bosses only think of themselves.
@@ChristosLouridas got you. I can relate to that in my previous experiences. Hopefully you find the the working conditions here better, work-life balance.
1st month ko sa Ireland so far maganda naman treatment ng mga kababayan natin sa akin. May mga nag ooffer ng free ride going to work at pauwi, nag bibigay ng pinoy food at nag bibigay ng tips. Siguro depende rin kung pano mo sila pakisamahan. 😊
Toxic tlga kawork sa pilipinas kahit namansa abroad kapag may kawork ka pilipino o kasama sa bahay jusko kahirap kasama, kaya mas ok ibang lahi kasama kesa pinoy
what cultural differences at work do you find shocking of different here in Ireland or abroad in general? share your experience in the comment section :) love to hear it.
Fascinating! I'm not a medic (I watched out of interest in your evaluation of the cultural differences) and just want to say how lucky we are that you've chosen to work here in Ireland. Thank you so much. Now I hope you get your colleagues to go and let their hair down en masse after shift 😉
@@Etain18 hello, thank you for your kind comment..we’Re lucky to be welcomed in this beautiful country..❤️❤️ 🙏🙏😊😊😊 and yes..after shift get together are the best❤️😅🎤🎵 karaoke and food.😅
I'm 22 and work in the financial sector where as my mam works in a hospital and she is a true Filipina mother. I'd say one big difference that she always talks about between here and home is that how prioritised your mental health is in the work place. There is such an emphasis on supporting employees both mentally and physically in comparison to back home. I have the biggest respect for you and all the healthcare workers kuya!!
@@maya_a214 hello👋 I wonder if its the same sa financial sector? 🤔 But I agree that mental health here is given more importance compared back home. It’s not perfect as there isn’t a perfect country , wherever you go there will be pros and cons, but the quality of life is better❤️ thanks for your comment , ❤️❤️ appreciate it.
I love Filipino and Filipina nurses. They are all so kind they are the best. Hope you’re enjoying Ireland☘️
thank you very much, appreciate your kind words:) and yes we are enjoying Ireland!
So excited to work in Ireland! Thank you sa Vlog kuya! Used your videos for guidance! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@Dwitwitty you are most welcome.Im excited for you too.
I remember sa pinas, after handover, may hahaunting pa sayo na phone call or message tungkol sa kineri out mo kung hindi clear ang handover mo.hihi
Could you share us more about the pension
@@ibrahimshibl5641 hmmm. Im not very much knowledgeable re: pensions yet. I need to educate myself about that as well.😊
Hi Boyet, pwede po ba gawa ka din Middle east vs. ireland work culture.. comparison. please.. thank you. 🙂
Hi, i am icu nurse for Philippines, what salary i can expect, and i read about some adaptation period to test skills, do i need to be in Ireland for that? Currently in Croatia/Europe marrried to a guy from Croatia.
The Filipino people have been brilliant in Ireland for maybe 30 years or more,,there kind, good-hearted and they contribute to Irish society,,,, i have known a few Filipino nurses and they are all angels,, Filipino people will always be welcome,,they are not scammer fakeugees they are a true benefit to Ireland and the Irish people,,,i want to close the borders but the Filipino will still be welcome, Thank you all for your contributions to Ireland.
hi Nurse Boyet, do you think if ever i will pursue my plan to apply in Ireland as HCA, once i bring my family with me, (husband, 1 son and 1 daughter) do you think we can survive there? my husband is currently working as a Korean Chef in a sea cargo
@@ykcajb991 hello, the answer will depend upon your lifestyle, 😊 but with hardwork and budgeting, and if you find a cheap apartment, YEs😊👍
Imagine for a Greek how much more chill it will be lol..
Hmmm. No idea about Greece? Will Ireland be more laidback?
@@BoyetVentura From what I hear very. In Greece we work 6-7 days. It's been official by government now. Plus the heat in the summer and all. In the company I will work in Dublin I can do 10 days streight and get the rest 4 days off. So Monday to next Wednesday and Thursday to Sunday off. I will for sure do this if I get the option. I know it cause a friend works already there. Plus Greek bosses only think of themselves.
@@ChristosLouridas got you. I can relate to that in my previous experiences. Hopefully you find the the working conditions here better, work-life balance.
@@BoyetVentura Yeah I have so many things I want to do off work, which I can't here.. We could make a podcast out of it lol
@@ChristosLouridashahaha you should definitely document your journey..in Ireland
Go raibh mile maith agat. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Sarap mag work pag ganyan,dito sa pinas meron din naman iilan na mabait yung sasabihan ka uwe kna endorsed mo na sakin yan😊
If we hv to or need immigrants , fillipinos are the ones . Lvly ppl , they all work , clean , respectful , kids well behaved , take them all day
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@@vickajelenadacquel8392 thank you❤️❤️
Mahirap gumala dito sa ireland after duty kasi close na ang mga shop. 🤣
@@roisumang483 ayun nga din…actually narealize ko…wla ng gagalaan 😅😅😅 kaya pala ..wlang mga spontaneous lakas aftershift
why is it that the Kabayans in Ireland seems like a bit of unkind to their fellow countrymen?
1st month ko sa Ireland so far maganda naman treatment ng mga kababayan natin sa akin. May mga nag ooffer ng free ride going to work at pauwi, nag bibigay ng pinoy food at nag bibigay ng tips. Siguro depende rin kung pano mo sila pakisamahan. 😊
Toxic tlga kawork sa pilipinas kahit namansa abroad kapag may kawork ka pilipino o kasama sa bahay jusko kahirap kasama, kaya mas ok ibang lahi kasama kesa pinoy
@@ErvinPascua-b7u some can be toxic. But not allhehehe 😅❤️❤️
We like immigrants like you just not fakeugees