Document Text Contents
Page 1
Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1 Background of the study
What is Time Management? Time Management is the process of planning and exercising
conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities. The importance of
studying Time Management is to learn how to manage schedule and being aware of what you
will doing.
1.2 Statement of the problem
Why there is such thing called “Filipino Time”? Filipinos are known for their
responsible use of their time. Many Filipino people experience of being late for their meeting and
classes. Filipinos are always late despite the fact it can be prevented. Is Filipino Time Culture or
Discipline?
1.3 Objectives of the study
The Objectives of the study is to emphasize that the time is limited, people have to
acknowledge the importance of finding a way to manage this limited resource. Good Time
Management means more accomplishments with less effort. Proper knowledge about Time
Management improves decision-making ability which results to the succession of ones career.
1.4 Limitation of the study
The study only focuses on the Time Management of students (BulSU Students). Time
Management does not apply in old people, working adults, and child Time Management. This
research does not the answer to correct the disobedience of people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning
Page 2
Chapter 2
Related Lit
Expat Guide: Filipino Time (February 15, 2016)
By Tin Valeriano
According to Tin Valeriano, Filipino Time define being minutes to hours late
compared to the exact time. Many factors are attributed to being late in the Philippines. The
number one perennial problem is traffic. In this lifetime, about thousands of people may have
reasoned out traffic as an excuse for being late as it has always been an everyday dilemma for
both commuters and car owners. However, it’s still not an acceptable reason because one can
always estimate the travel time and leave earlier than usual. But then again, there may still be
other factors to consider such as vehicular accidents or emergencies. Aside from being late
because of traffic, some people choose to be late. And that’s called “fashionably late.” It is not an
acceptable reason if it is for an appointment, but it’s somehow acceptable to events such as
parties. Being late is not a nice trait. And it’s even sadder that it’s being named ‘Filipino time’
even if people from other countries are late just like everybody else. But instead of conforming
to the ‘”Filipino Time,” why not change the system? Be there on time, and be strict when you set
a schedule. This way, you can help destroy the concept of lateness in the Philippines and be the
first one to exemplify punctuality in your office. Let everyone follow because now’s the right
time to be on time not after thirty minutes, and definitely not later than that.
http://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/2016/02/15/expat-guide-filipino-time/
Filipino Time: A Matter of CULTURE or DISCIPLINE? (June 22, 2013)
By Juan Dela Cruz
The word “late” is a generally accepted connotation for “Filipino Time”, at least
for a big chunk of Filipinos. In programs, gatherings, appointments, meetings and even a simple
meet ups, Filipinos tend to be late. This is how the word “late” was knitted with “Filipino Time”.
http://definitelyfilipino.com/blog/filipino-time-a-matter-of-culture-or-discipline/
http://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/2016/02/15/expat-guide-filipino-time/
http://definitelyfilipino.com/blog/filipino-time-a-matter-of-culture-or-discipline/
Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1 Background of the study
What is Time Management? Time Management is the process of planning and exercising
conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities. The importance of
studying Time Management is to learn how to manage schedule and being aware of what you
will doing.
1.2 Statement of the problem
Why there is such thing called “Filipino Time”? Filipinos are known for their
responsible use of their time. Many Filipino people experience of being late for their meeting and
classes. Filipinos are always late despite the fact it can be prevented. Is Filipino Time Culture or
Discipline?
1.3 Objectives of the study
The Objectives of the study is to emphasize that the time is limited, people have to
acknowledge the importance of finding a way to manage this limited resource. Good Time
Management means more accomplishments with less effort. Proper knowledge about Time
Management improves decision-making ability which results to the succession of ones career.
1.4 Limitation of the study
The study only focuses on the Time Management of students (BulSU Students). Time
Management does not apply in old people, working adults, and child Time Management. This
research does not the answer to correct the disobedience of people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning
Page 2
Chapter 2
Related Lit
Expat Guide: Filipino Time (February 15, 2016)
By Tin Valeriano
According to Tin Valeriano, Filipino Time define being minutes to hours late
compared to the exact time. Many factors are attributed to being late in the Philippines. The
number one perennial problem is traffic. In this lifetime, about thousands of people may have
reasoned out traffic as an excuse for being late as it has always been an everyday dilemma for
both commuters and car owners. However, it’s still not an acceptable reason because one can
always estimate the travel time and leave earlier than usual. But then again, there may still be
other factors to consider such as vehicular accidents or emergencies. Aside from being late
because of traffic, some people choose to be late. And that’s called “fashionably late.” It is not an
acceptable reason if it is for an appointment, but it’s somehow acceptable to events such as
parties. Being late is not a nice trait. And it’s even sadder that it’s being named ‘Filipino time’
even if people from other countries are late just like everybody else. But instead of conforming
to the ‘”Filipino Time,” why not change the system? Be there on time, and be strict when you set
a schedule. This way, you can help destroy the concept of lateness in the Philippines and be the
first one to exemplify punctuality in your office. Let everyone follow because now’s the right
time to be on time not after thirty minutes, and definitely not later than that.
http://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/2016/02/15/expat-guide-filipino-time/
Filipino Time: A Matter of CULTURE or DISCIPLINE? (June 22, 2013)
By Juan Dela Cruz
The word “late” is a generally accepted connotation for “Filipino Time”, at least
for a big chunk of Filipinos. In programs, gatherings, appointments, meetings and even a simple
meet ups, Filipinos tend to be late. This is how the word “late” was knitted with “Filipino Time”.
http://definitelyfilipino.com/blog/filipino-time-a-matter-of-culture-or-discipline/
http://primer.com.ph/tips-guides/2016/02/15/expat-guide-filipino-time/
http://definitelyfilipino.com/blog/filipino-time-a-matter-of-culture-or-discipline/
