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The low wage isn’t surprising given the typical take-home pay in the Philippines. But it’s a force multiplier in depressing work when they have to filter throug
by eswat 9y ago
The low wage isn’t surprising given the typical take-home pay in the Philippines. But it’s a force multiplier in depressing work when they have to filter through a lot of material that’s potentially traumatizing to a moderate Filipino that’s probably not mentally fit to handle this.
- need2sleep 9y agoViolence and dead bodies are a part of their daily life.
- kevingadd 9y agoBased on that logic we should outsource this work to Syrian refugees. C'mon, think a bit harder before posting. :( This sort of content is troubling for anyone to be exposed to - that's the whole reason why Facebook has to filter it. How can you possibly justify it by saying someone should already be desensitized? To child porn? Beheadings?
- threeseed 9y agoNot sure if you've been to Phillipines but it's a pretty unusual country. According to Wikipedia there are over 2000 inhabited islands so the regional differences are quite stark. Blanket statements like this don't make much sense.
- Gigablah 9y agoThat's like reading this thread [1] and coming to the conclusion that America is a hellhole. [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/26mhbl/americans_of_reddit_what_is_the_scariest_place_in/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/26mhbl/americans...
- dirtylowprofile 9y agoI've been here for 31 years. Yet to see violence and dead bodies in person. I don't know where you got this. You need to stop reading news, get the fuck out of your chair and come here.
- pmorici 9y agoFrankly the amount of traumatizing material they are exposed to is probably pretty low. They aren't watching this materiel start to finish by the articles own admission they only have a few seconds to make a judgement. 99% of terrorist propaganda videos can be spotted by only watching the first few frames of video. They all have the same music / tone / symbolism.