Reflection of Sydney's first step to the real world

For four (4) months I had my OJT at Regional Training Center 5 and I can say I have learned so much from them. 

On our first day of OJT I was really nervous; it's my first time to work in an office so it really made me nervous. I have no idea whom I'll be working with and if they're nice or whatever. But as the days pass by, I got the chance to get along with them well and they are really nice. They guided as well on what we have to do. I was really afraid that I'll make mistakes because I thought they'd get mad at me but no, they didn't even got mad they just said it's okay and everybody's not perfect people make mistakes, so are they. I was really thankful because I got accepted at their office. They are very understanding and generous. They don't let us starve. :)

But, in every beautiful story there's always a villain they say. So yes, there's this one employee at the office that really don't like us, the feeling is mutual though, we also don't like her. She's like in her 60's and she doesn't like us. She's always looking at us with her i-am-watching-you eyes and it's really annoying. It's like she's waiting for us to make mistakes it's like she wanted us out of the office. So another realization has caught my mind, not everyone will like you, there is always someone who'll contradict what you do and will find a way to make you look bad. But we just let her be, we were not there for her, we were not there to please her so we just let her do what she wants to show our respect for her because she's older than us, way older.

Disregarding the old woman that hates us, all of the people in the office were very nice and kind and generous to us so we're still very thankful. We will surely miss the office and the people there. :)

Day 67: Rainy Friday!

We didn't go to the office in the morning because we went to B.U  to take care of our clearances so we went to the office in the afternoon. When we arrived at the office only Mam Che and Mam Grannie were there because some of them went to Naga to attend the recognition of the trainees. When Sir Bong arrived, he brought ham burgers for us to eat, he is really so kind and friendly to us, he was also our driver when we  went to Naga. 

After I think an hour after Sir Bong arrived, the employees arrived from Naga and got a pasalubong for us. They are all kind to us. ^_____^

When we're about to go home, the heavy rain poured which caused to not be able to go home so we stayed at the office until the rain subside. Since we have no umbrella, Sir Bong said that we should go with him since he has a car. They have also let us borrow an umbrella so that we won't get wet. 

Day 66: Scheduling

Mam Annie asked me to encode the schedule of their classes. ^___^v

Day 65: JLC Graduation

Today was the graduation of the JLC (Junior Leadership Course) students of class 2014-01.

We were asked to take pictures using the DLSR camera of RTD since the people at the office don't know how to use it. I was asked to become the photographer but I told them that Ella is more experienced in using a DLSR cam than me so I appointed her to be the photographer na lang. And I am also kinda shy to walk around during the program.

After the graduation ceremonies, the graduates gave us a little treat. They bought snack for the visitors and for the employees. Rona and I was kinda full already even bec=fore the graduation treat because we ate "biniribid" that Manong Rambo brought because it's his birthday. Well, Ella wasn't able to eat biniribid because she's busy taking pictures during the graduation. HAHAHA! The graduates ordered one bilao of pansit, one box of cassava cake and C2 solo for drinks. :)

 

 

 

Day 64: Busy mode

Since the graduation of the JLC students will be tomorrow, the poeple at the office were kinda busy preparing. Mam Bong asked me to check all the subjects and highlight them so that it'll be easy for her to track if all the subjects were already taken. She also asked me encode and scan the grades. I also rewrite the grades on the grade sheet because the PPSC returned the grading sheets because the grades were written using a pencil, so I rewrote it, ALL.

Day 63: Not so busy body

Mam Bong was not around because she's on leave for a week and she will be back on the 15th. Even though she's not around she texted me to look for the Report of Rating of management arrest and exec code 546 in her file because she needs it.

In the afternoon, Mam Bong came to the office because she needs to rush some of the papers that needs to be sent to the PPSC office. She asked me to scan the ROR's and print schedule.

Since the graduation of JLC students is on the 23rd they are kind of busy bodies.

Day 61: Graduation Run

Tomorrow, there will be a Graduation Run for the graduating JLC (Junior Leadership course) students. Ate Rods said that it is a requirement for every Graduating student to complete the 15KM Graduation Run, starting from Tabaco to Camp General Simeon A Ola.

There will be six (6) stations and each station has a necklace with a number which will be given to the runners when they reach that station. So yeah, we have made necklaces with numbers, we made 67 number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 necklace for the 6 stations. 

The runners also have their numbers. Runners who have heart disease has a heart sign on their numbers so that it'll be easy daw makita yung mga may sakit at mas dapat bantayan.