Friday, October 24, 2008

ME na ME

Lately, I have found an article posted on net that I can really relate to it. I would love to read it out loud for sure. It all said well. It tells about one of the many personalities I have that helped me stands out among the rest. For you to know, I am a one proud self-confessed "bad guy" at work. Yes, I was it. "Bad Guy" at Work.

I guess, nobody would mistakenly find out who was the “bad guy” in our group. If so happened? Thank God, that he/she is an outsider. It totally shocked me up to now that I never got hard building my name. I got earned popularity in no hard times. And there is no trick gaining it at all, promise. I simply mended petty rules orderly enforced. It was just an easy for a naturally “born to rebel” like me.

Well, I do not require somebody else though to do what I did. I would have then a shared folk in stardom. I could even lose the title that suitably marked in me. I won’t let it to happen.

Although, there are some pros and cons being a “bad guy” that messed me up. I have been on the watch list all the time from these green-eyed monsters. I would safely play my moves once they’re around. And no matter how idle I was for them to be grouped in any work, I still managed to excel as teammate. I can sure to prove it. And believe me or not, I have friends still. Imagine? You could only count them though in your fingers. But who cares anyway. These were only the people at work who does believed in me somehow that I was indeed a "good guy". Really! That’s how lucky I was to have them but unfortunately unlucky for them they had me.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Quote for today…

I’ve been quite receiving lots of practical quotes through text messaging. And maybe I got used to it, every time I read one I take it earnestly. It somehow reflected in my daily living. Here is one:

you must
always follow
your HEART…



not your
MIND…



because
there’s
a saying…



NEVER MIND…

(ang lalim no?)

hahaha. I nearly fell off my chair laughing at it. I know it’s so corny. But you see it made my day. Life less serious, I know. And why not adopt this quote just for today, huh? It won’t hurt.

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paging Ms. Karen (kulotski)

Monday, October 6, 2008

Level up? What is up to got it.

Recently, five folks got promoted or had stepped-up the ladder (Researcher - Level 3). One in our shift and the other four were from the morning shift. But among the five, two were denial while the others were confirmed and their proud. From the bottom of my heart, congratulations you deserve it. And thank you for the foods we shared. How they got it? Well, they did simply by topping all the criteria given. And now, if you may ask me in what criteria does a greater point allocated to become a candidate?

Here are my assumptions:

Skills and versatility in any project rounds up 20%
(performance ang pinag-uusapan dito ‘bro. error free and in every task code you must excel well. pakatatandaan na kahit anong galing mo sa mga projects that you got involved in it’s successes hindi ka ipi-praise or iti-thank you man lang, ok lang ‘yun may 20 points ka naman)

Attendance and punctuality rounds up 20%
(strictly no lates, absences and overtime is a must para makahabol ng production for early shipment. no rest day pa kaya naman pati sunday may pasok din, ‘bro, sinisigurado ko malalagpasan mo ang quota na given sa ’yo may 20 points ka na ulit)

Congeniality rounds up 10%
(pakikisama sa mga officemates. no wonder perfect 10 points ka dito because you have circle of friends in any types. be it quite types, pasaway types, workaholic types, in almost any types of people in ka)

All these, you can get a total of 50 percent points with flying colors but, here is the challenge. You must have to get the remaining 50 percent with ease.

A greater point allocated mostly in your right attitude to your superiors.
(plastic ang magic word dito, ‘yung tipong may good rapport kayo in and out sa office ng mga superiors mo. personalan ang labanan dito ‘bro, palakasan kaya naman dapat natural sa ‘yo ang pagiging plastic, good luck sa ‘yo)

Among the four criteria, I must say that I am confident I can top all the first three but not in the latter. This is somehow I lack and be counted or listed next in line with these newly promoted folks. There is a great responsibility that awaits you and so does a challenge to take. Sounds great really but so what? I don’t give a damn care. I am happy stuck up to Level 2 rather than go up a notch while my ego has been put down. I regret not having rift always in between them. I do believe I need to uphold my pride. All the times, I devoted my time and dedication to work but never got noticed. It doesn’t matter to them, really.

For now, put on a brave face into their challenge (I don't think I will).