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When you live in a foreign country you tend to compare the lifestyle you had back in the Philippines and were you are currently living. Different strokes for different folks. I in the other hand like it here in the U.S. You get to be more independent, you get to be more agressive(since you are the "different person"), and more hard working. No doubt i love the Philippines, but with the way things are goin' on right now you gotta wake up. Corruption? Poverty? s**t the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer.. Whats gonna happen to the Philippines in 10 years? How are your kids gonna survive? I took the chance here in the U.S. and thank god I'm doin' ok. You see here it doesnt matter what you do for a living, as long as its a decent job and it feeds you. so what if you work as a waiter or janitor or whatever kinda job you diss back in P.I. its still gives you a home to live at and food on the table. You work minimum in the Philippines how could you survive? 3 kids? milk, rent, food, kulang pa sweldo mo.. Sayang ang Pilipinas sa mga KURAKOT nating gobyerno. You get what im saying? well to each is own.. this is just my opinion.

Amen to that.

Can anybody tell me how much a part time engineering instructor/professor makes? say like minimum and maximum (range)

Thanks

From my point of view (who has been there only for business trips):

These guys are cool who are able to are coming home after a successful venture abroad.

 

From one of my friend's view (who is a balikbayan):

Balikbayans are losers who can't 'make it' in the States.

 

Sino ang tama sa amin?

Pareho kayong tama. Filipinos/Pilipinos in the US ay successful and not successful.

But the not successful are the TNT's.