r/FilipinoChinese

I (M23) was accepted as a full-time agent for Ayala Land Premier.

Though I was given the choice of working in the Tiamlai, I wanted to see how the corporate world works in real time rather than taking the easy way of nepotism.

I was able to garner some leads through visiting hardwares and binondo in general. The difference I saw that most of the taokes would be very upfront and direct that they aren't interested when you talk in English or Tagalog. Until I started to speak Hokkien or Mandarin, they became more warmer and closer but it wasn't enough to get them as a lead.

My question is for the current Fil-Chi agents or brokers in real estate is how do you do it and gain more trust with them?

Hi im 34F filipina and interested to learn mandarin language since im working under chinese company its kinda hard to converse with them. So im thinking to learn the language. any reco? face to face on weekends or online everyday after work 8pm onwards