Cashless payments are on the rise in the Philippines with 60 percent of Filipinos carrying less cash in their wallets and 84 percent having tried going cashless in 2021, according to Visa’s Consumer Payment Attitudes Study[1]. More
Contrary to what published surveys indicate, Vice President Leni Robredo is way ahead of her rival Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as shown by an independent study on Filipinos who have never experienced being a respondent to an election survey. More
Studies have shown that even in the midst of the pandemic, people have been quitting their jobs. In November alone 4.5 million people globally have left their jobs voluntarily with experts calling this phenomenon The Great Resignation. In the Philippines, according to a recent study by Sprout Solutions, a Filipino Software as a Service (SaaS) […] More
Have you checked-in on your team recently? Many employees are feeling stressed and drained, an extensive study from Asia’s pioneer mental health and well-being company MindNation reports. More
Being financially independent and starting a business are the main priorities of the Filipina today, as determined by this year’s results of Filipina Forward, a study by marketing communications agency Wunderman Thompson Philippines that captures the state, outlook, and goals of the modern Filipina. More
The latest Mastercard Philippines Contactless Study has found that even though cash remains the main payment mode in the country, accounting for one-third of consumers’ monthly spending, contactless payment methods are widely recognized by consumers. More
Women across the world have been disproportionally impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic – a staggering 87% of women business owners say they have been adversely affected. Overrepresentation in sectors hardest hit by the economic downturn (tourism, retail, F&B, etc), the pronounced digital gender gap in an increasingly virtual world, and the mounting pressures of childcare […] More
HP Inc. in the Philippines today released findings from the HP New Asian Learning Experience Study. The survey explores how the personalities of these parents impact the ways in which they define learning for their children in order to ensure they have the right skills for their future success. More
Driving in the Philippines is no joke. When Filipino motorists aren’t stuck in horrendous traffic, there are many other challenges they have to face such as poor road conditions, inconsiderate jaywalkers, and even unpredictable weather. Every drive in the Philippines can feel like an emotional roller coaster, but do the feelings of a driver affect […] More
Microsoft today unveiled findings of its Asia Workplace 2020 Study, where it found that employees in Philippines do not feel empowered to embrace the demands of the digital workplace. More