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    Positive and Negative Filipino Values

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    This document outlines both positive and negative values of Filipino culture. The positive values discussed include being family oriented, having joy and humor, working hard, being hospitable, and having a spirit of unity or "Bayanihan". The negative values outlined are crab mentality, procrastination known as "Manana habit" and "Filipino time", and gossiping about others.

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    This document outlines both positive and negative values of Filipino culture. The positive values discussed include being family oriented, having joy and humor, working hard, being hospitable, and having a spirit of unity or "Bayanihan". The negative values outlined are crab mentality, procrastination known as "Manana habit" and "Filipino time", and gossiping about others.

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    This document outlines both positive and negative values of Filipino culture. The positive values discussed include being family oriented, having joy and humor, working hard, being hospitable, and having a spirit of unity or "Bayanihan". The negative values outlined are crab mentality, procrastination known as "Manana habit" and "Filipino time", and gossiping about others.

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    This document outlines both positive and negative values of Filipino culture. The positive values discussed include being family oriented, having joy and humor, working hard, being hospitable, and having a spirit of unity or "Bayanihan". The negative values outlined are crab mentality, procrastination known as "Manana habit" and "Filipino time", and gossiping about others.

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    POSITIVE AND

    NEGATIVE FILIPINO
    VALUES
    Positive
    Family oriented
    ◦Filipinos are known for having strong and
    close family ties. They place high regard
    and put importance on their family before
    anything else. They work all day and do all
    they can to feed and provide for
    their family. In the Philippines,
    they value their family so much that they
    keep them intact through the years.
    Joy and humor
    ◦Joy and Humor : Filipinos have a cheerful
    and fun-loving approach to life and its up
    and down, pleasant disposition, a sense
    of humor and propensity
    for happiness that contribute not only to
    the Filipino charm but also to
    the Filipino Spirit. We laugh at those we
    love and hate.
    Hard work and
    industriousness
    ◦Filipinos are very determined and
    persevering in accomplishing whatever
    they set their minds to. Even with little
    support, technological weaknesses and
    the country's seasonal typhoons,
    the Filipino farmer still strives to earn their
    daily meal.
    Hospitality
    ◦This is the most common terminology that
    describes how Filipinos welcome
    foreigners or tourists who visit the country.
    For Filipinos, it is a pleasure and the
    country's honor to accept foreigners as
    visitors and build genuine relationships
    and friendship with them.
    Unity or “Bayanihan”
    ◦Bayanihan is a core essence of the Filipino
    culture. It is helping out one's neighbor as
    a community, and doing a task together,
    thus lessening the workload and making
    the job easier. It is also called the
    'community spirit'. It is best exhibited when
    people wish to move locations in the rural
    area.
    Negative
    Crab mentality
    ◦Crab mentality is a widely used term in
    the Philippines given to Filipinos who
    always try to pull down other Filipinos who
    are succeeding in life and getting ahead of
    them. This trait is not unusual to us, as it's
    actually one of the common bad habits of
    many Filipinos. People with crab
    mentality are everywhere.
    Mañana habit
    ◦Manana habit is one of the most negative
    traits of some people. It means mamaya
    na in Filipino or to do a certain thing in a
    later time. It is a procrastinate way of
    doing a things or simple means finding a
    way to delay a work to be done.
    Filipino time
    ◦Instead of being something to be proud
    of, ‘Filipino time’  brings a negative
    impression to our people. The Filipino time
    is usually associated with tardiness. When
    the invitation says the program will start at
    7pm, it is expected to begin at 9pm. When
    the date is set at 3pm, the partner will
    arrive at 5 o’ clock
    Gossiping
    ◦ Filipinos are fond of talking about others’ business.
    It is not true that only women are into gossiping.
    Even men can also be nosy on other people’s lives.
    Sadly, this does not bring any good to the subjects.
    Secrets are brought out; failures and flaws are
    emphasized; and relationships are destroyed.
    Worse, as gossips are passed around, they tend to
    be twisted until the final story becomes too far from
    the original—thus, causing more damage.

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