What are the benefits of outsourcing to the Philippines?
A large, English-speaking, university-educated workforce; working hours that overlap well with the Australian day; strong familiarity with Australian businesses and software such as Xero and MYOB; and salaries well below Australian rates for skilled roles. The benefit depends on hiring the right person and setting up the work properly.
How much does it cost to outsource to the Philippines?
Under a managed or BPO model you pay a monthly rate per person; Staff Domain, for example, publishes A$1,099 per person per month on top of salary. With direct hire through Tarino you pay the person's salary yourself and a one-time $5,000 excl. GST recruitment fee, with no monthly markup.
Is outsourcing to the Philippines the same as offshoring?
Not quite. Outsourcing means a third party does the work or supplies the staff. Offshoring means the work moves to another country, whether through a provider or a person on your own team. Direct hire is offshoring without outsourcing: the person works for you.
What roles can Australian businesses outsource to the Philippines?
Most back-office and client-support roles that work in software: bookkeeping and accounting, admin and executive assistance, customer service, digital marketing and social media, loan processing, paraplanning, property management support, estimating and IT support.
How do I start outsourcing to the Philippines?
Decide the role and the model first. If you want to hire your own staff, Tarino runs the search: 1,000+ candidates per role, screened down to a shortlist of 3–4 in about two weeks.