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14/10/2025

Welcome to the Filipino Community in Lithuania — the official page for Filipinos who are living, studying, working, and doing business in this vibrant Baltic nation.

We are a non-profit organization (Code: 307389030) dedicated to fostering unity, support, and cultural pride among Filipinos in Lithuania. Whether you're newly arrived or have called Lithuania home for years, this is your space — built by the community, for the community.

Our Mission:
- To provide a support network for Filipinos navigating life in Lithuania
- To promote Filipino culture and values through events, outreach, and education
- To build bridges between the Filipino and Lithuanian communities
- To advocate for the rights and welfare of our members
Why This Page Matters:
This is the official page of our organization. All updates, announcements, and resources you find here are verified and directly managed by our team. If you're looking for accurate information, community events, or ways to get involved — you're in the right place.

Join Us:
Come and be part of the growing Filipino Community in Lithuania (Filipinos in Lithuania) here. Whether you're seeking connection, collaboration, or simply a sense of belonging, we invite you to be part of our growing community. Together, we celebrate our roots while embracing the opportunities of life in Lithuania.

Please check out our official community website: https://filipinosinlithuania.org/

14/10/2025

31/08/2025

1st Filipino basketball league in Kaunas attended by H.E. Ambassador Alan Deniega, PE Warsaw, Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez, MWO Prague Team and Filipino Community in Lithuania Headed by Matet Markevicius

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31/08/2025

1st Filipino basketball league in Kaunas attended by H.E. Ambassador Alan Deniega, PE Warsaw, Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez, MWO Prague Team and Filipino Community in Lithuania Headed by Matet Markevicius

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31/08/2025

1st Filipino basketball league in Kaunas attended by H.E. Ambassador Alan Deniega, PE Warsaw, Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez, MWO Prague Team and Filipino Community in Lithuania Headed by Matet Markevicius

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31/08/2025

1st Filipino basketball league in Kaunas attended by H.E. Ambassador Alan Deniega, PE Warsaw, Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez, MWO Prague Team and Filipino Community in Lithuania Headed by Matet Markevicius

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31/08/2025

1st Filipino basketball league in Kaunas attended by H.E. Ambassador Alan Deniega, PE Warsaw, Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez, MWO Prague Team and Filipino Community in Lithuania Headed by Matet Markevicius

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31/08/2025

Congratulations to all the organizers!

A seminar to help new OFW arrivals settle in, run by the Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Prague and the Philippine Embassy in Warsaw, with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Filipino Community in Lithuania

Thank you Ambassador Alan Deniega and Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez.

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31/08/2025

Congratulations to all the organizers!

A seminar to help new OFW arrivals settle in, run by the Migrant Workers Office (MWO) in Prague and the Philippine Embassy in Warsaw, with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Filipino Community in Lithuania

Thank you Ambassador Alan Deniega and Labor Attache Llewelyn Perez.

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22/08/2025

The Strange Science of “The Broken Piano Effect” in Marketing

Have you ever walked past an old, beat-up piano sitting in the corner of a store or hotel lobby? It’s out of tune, keys missing, scratches all over… and for some bizarre reason, people can’t resist stopping to touch it.

Here’s the weird psychology: studies have shown that when something is imperfect or even a little “broken,” our brains pay more attention.
Why? Because the human brain LOVES patterns… but it really loves when patterns are disrupted.

Marketers call this a “pattern interrupt.” Psychologists call it the Von Restorff Effect (or “isolation effect”) the idea that the thing that stands out gets remembered.

Example:
• A crooked street sign gets more glances than a perfect one.
• An ad with one word written backwards can double recall.
• Even typos (done strategically) in email subject lines have been proven to get higher open rates because they “bug” people’s brains just enough to click.

It’s the broken piano effect.
Something that shouldn’t fit, doesn’t fit, or feels oddly out of place… ends up stealing the spotlight.

Now, here’s the kicker: most marketers spend thousands trying to look perfect. Perfect logos. Perfect ads. Perfect funnels.

But sometimes… perfect is invisible.

The magic is in the peculiar.
The crooked.
The broken.
The different.

When everyone else is shouting in perfect pitch… sometimes the scratchy, out-of-tune piano is the one that makes people stop, listen, and remember.

So, if you’re creating content, ads, or even writing copy …don’t be afraid to add in a little imperfection. A little “off-beat.” A little strange.

Because in marketing… sometimes being weird is the most strategic thing you can do.

15/04/2025

According to a LinkedIn analysis, here are the 15 in-demand skills for 2025:

1. AI Literacy
2. Conflict Mitigation
3. Adaptability
4. Process Optimization
5. Innovative Thinking
6. Public Speaking
7. Solution-Based Selling
8. Customer Engagement & Support
9. Stakeholder Management
10. Large Language Model (LLM) Development & Application
11. Budget & Resource Management
12. Go-to-Market (GTM) Strategy
13. Regulatory Compliance
14. Growth Strategy
15. Risk Assessment