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How do you see yourself in five years time? One of the job interview questions, isn't it.  If you have prepared for that question, you can answer immediately.  Otherwise, there will be a one minute of silence. When we were kids, we were also asked by elders,  "What would you like to be when you grow up?" Do you remember the usual answers to this question?  I want to become a Doctor, I want to become a Teacher or I want to become a Policeman. It's interesting that when we were young, we knew what and where we would like to be but it vanishes as we grow older. We just want to go with the flow.  To our TME, my fellow South Horizons toastmasters and welcomed guests, you will hear in the next 8 minutes the Power of Five - the benefits of having 5-year goals.     I never had a definite 5-year plan when I was growing up. When I was studying, I just wanted to receive my Diploma then to get a stable job and earn just enough to...

Speech ko nong PALSC 1 Bago ko simulan ang maikling kuwento ng isa sa mga unforgettable experiences ko patungkol sa gabing ito, pasasalamatan ko muna ang lahat ng sumuporta para sa ikakatagumpay ng gabing ito lalung-lalo na ang DVDB Dok Juner Creencia, Vin Caminong, Da Samoranos at Bok Manibo, salamat din sa suporta ng Barangay Council  at kay Doc Cesar Dalida na syang nag-trigger ng gabing ito at ang iba't-ibang youth organizations sa Capri. Kung babanggitin ko ang mga pangalan nila mawawalan na ng sasabihin ang magkoclosing remarks kaya mamaya na lang natin sila kikilalaning mabuti. Noong nag-aaral pa lang ako, batid ko na ang kahirapan ni Nanay para lang mapagtapos kami sa kolehiyo at mabigyan ng magandang buhay. Isa lang ang pinapaniwalaan kong paraan noon para kahit paano'y makabawi ako sa mga paghihirap niya - ang mag-aral nang mabuti para mabigyan siya ng mataas na marka at mapaakyat sa stage para sabitan kami ng medalya. Sa awa naman ng Diyos, ...

Anong unang pumapasok sa isip mo kapag narinig mo ang TANGING YAMAN? Kanta.  Pelikula.  Para sa akin, ito ay DRAMA ng magkakapamilya .  Nag-iyakan ang magkapatid o kaya ang mag-Nanay. May isang tanging yaman experience ako na ibabahagi ko ngayong gabi. Ito’y nangyari noong 4th year college ako. Ang pangyayaring ito ang nagpabago ng aking paniniwala tungkol sa MEDALYA at DIPLOMA. Bago ang Tanging Yaman experience na yan, ang mga pananaw ko ay: Anak ako ng teacher kaya dapat palagi akong nasa Top 10 at may medal tuwing Recognition Day Kailangang makagraduate rin ako kagaya ng Ate ko at makatanggap ng diploma sa PICC Ang mga medalya at diploma ang magpapasaya kina Nanay at Tatay. Nagiging proud sila sa akin kapag nag-uuwi ako ng medalya at diploma. Para mas maintindihan niyong lalo ang ikukuwento ko, kailangan niyo munang malaman ang paraan kung paano kami pinalaki nina Nanay at Tatay, Sa bahay namin, “kapag estudyante ka, prin...

Tell Me about yourself? What do you know about ______? Why are you looking for a job? Describe your day in a life? Salary   The salary is not the first priority for me. I applied for this job because I really like the role you offer. I know that if I work well and achieve good results, the salary will meet my expectations. Internal/external projects Achievements    Why do you want to work here    Management    5   years    Manager/colleagues    Greatest strengths    Biggest mistake    Questions    What do you need to work on Compared with other candidates

Area K2 Speech Contest Can you recall a time when all departments in your company were required to present a dance or song number? And your colleagues kept persuading you to take part. You were so thankful that you have to go on a business trip, so can use the same excuse you told them last year.   “Sorry, but I do not have time to attend rehearsals.  I’ll try to join next year.”   Contest Chair, respected judges, fellow toastmasters and guests, you will hear how talents were discovered because of an awesome purpose. I always think I’m not as talented as others.  I started feeling it when I was 8. I did not feel good that all my sisters always represented our school, for speech contests except me. Plus, they were writers of our secondary school paper. And so, every time the issue was printed, they would bring a copy home and showed it to my parents. This always made my parents pleased and proud. Thus, to make my parents proud of me too, I did my ...