Learn how to deal and manage bad managers in the workplace. We spend half of our waking life in the office so it is essential to learn how to manage bosses that are giving us a hard life.
Bad boss behaviors discussed here are bosses with favoritism, bosses who don't listen to you, bosses who don't respect your personal time and puts pressure on you to work until late, and bosses who demand the impossible and asks unrealistic deliverable from you. I also discussed 4 general types of bosses and how to influence each type accordingly.
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Started with topics on college life and existential questions of a Filipino millennial, but now focused on work, self development, and adventures
November 22, 2019
November 16, 2019
Bike Ride - Manila to Padre Pio Bulacan
Bike Ride from BGC Metro Manila to Lourdes Grotto and Padre Pio Mountain of Healing Bulacan
Going back, we proceeded with Paradise Road rather than go back to Skyline Road. Turned out to be risky at night because it was off road, no lights, and is a dedicated road for dump trucks.
ERRATUM: San jose del monte bulacan, not san juan del monte. Sorryyy naaaa sabaw talaga si tita nyo arlet 😂😂😂
Going back, we proceeded with Paradise Road rather than go back to Skyline Road. Turned out to be risky at night because it was off road, no lights, and is a dedicated road for dump trucks.
ERRATUM: San jose del monte bulacan, not san juan del monte. Sorryyy naaaa sabaw talaga si tita nyo arlet 😂😂😂
November 9, 2019
How to Handle Irate Customers
Good Customer Service is not a single thing you can give to customer like a refund or discount coupon. It is the result of all the interactions of the customer with your brand. This video discusses how to handle irate customers to improve the relationship between the initially irate customer and your brand.
English subtitle available.
English subtitle available.
November 3, 2019
Office Halloween Party & Scariest Lines You Hear at Work
Angkas Halloween Party 2019
featuring Scariest Lines na Narinig ng Team sa Office
Was an insightful Halloween as I asked my team the scariest lines they have heard at work (safe to assume mostly coming from me or their leads who have mirrored some of my ways) - Jump to 2:10 minutes on the vlog for this - watch in HD :)
For myself, it scares me when people tell me "kaya mo yan." (you can do it) When I'm given a new project, or transferred to a new city, or asked to handle problematic situations, or hit new targets, or deal with certain people, and everyone tells me, "kaya mo yan," I get scared. I feel intense mental pressure as if I'm not allowed to fail. This is why my answers are only yes or no. Either I'll do it or not, there is no try.
But someone told me, "to try only, do not feel like you have to do something well, but you only have to try it."
Video has English subtitle option
Music: It's a Wicked Life (Hades' Song) by Monk Turner is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License
featuring Scariest Lines na Narinig ng Team sa Office
Was an insightful Halloween as I asked my team the scariest lines they have heard at work (safe to assume mostly coming from me or their leads who have mirrored some of my ways) - Jump to 2:10 minutes on the vlog for this - watch in HD :)
For myself, it scares me when people tell me "kaya mo yan." (you can do it) When I'm given a new project, or transferred to a new city, or asked to handle problematic situations, or hit new targets, or deal with certain people, and everyone tells me, "kaya mo yan," I get scared. I feel intense mental pressure as if I'm not allowed to fail. This is why my answers are only yes or no. Either I'll do it or not, there is no try.
But someone told me, "to try only, do not feel like you have to do something well, but you only have to try it."
Video has English subtitle option
Music: It's a Wicked Life (Hades' Song) by Monk Turner is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License
October 22, 2019
Biked from Makati to Tarlac Goshen Resort - My First Long Ride!
I biked from Makati to Tarlac (Goshen Resort). Grabe. My hands and pelvis were hurting after around 60km. My willpower started to drain at 70km. Then my back and legs started to hurt at around 80km. Long rides do not test one's physical endurance only, but more so mental endurance.
*Video has English subtitle option
*Video has English subtitle option
I tried not to use the battery of the ebike, but by around 70km, I couldn't keep up with the group's pace anymore so I had to turn it on to not delay the group. My pack was heavy so rather than giving me a speed push, the ebike just helped me carry the added weight i was carrying - around 7kg (2kg for battery, 2kg for water, 1kg for ulock, 2kg for other tools / food / clothes)
The road to Tarlac is flat and supposedly easy, but it was tiring especially because we all did not have enough sleep prior the ride. This is my first 100+ km ride (one way.) My longest ride before this was only around 40km (one way.) It was really a new experience for me.
For now I want to do maybe around 50-60km ride only (one way) to practice, before I do a hundred km again.
Some learning from my first long ride
- Buy higher lumens and battery capacity beam light - better if can be both usb and battery enabled so can last longer (at least 6hrs) - or buy spare beam light
- Buy saddle gel to make the saddle more comfortable
- Check saddle set up. I had pelvis pain during and after the ride :(
- Check handlebar / brake set up - After maybe 50km, I had hand and backpain also.
Thank you Trinx Bikerhood Philippines for letting me do my first long ride with you guys!!! I could not have done it without your support and assistance! Woohooo!!
October 18, 2019
Where to Donate Clothes and Other Stuff in Manila?
1. Wear Forward (https://www.facebook.com/WearForward/)
*Video has English subtitle option
Other info on where to donate in Manila:
What: Any items with textile
Where: Pioneer, Mandaluyong
What they do with the Donation: Upcycle / repurpose for useable materials for films / events / etc for sale or rent or Donate to outreach
Caveat: Small scale start up operations so replies may take a while and if there are influx of donations, they may not be able to upcycle it efficiently yet
2. H&M What: Clothes
Where: Any H&M branches
What they do with the Donations: Sell to thrift stores, Recycle for use as insulation for constuction material or carpet padding
Pros: You can get 15% discount voucher when you donate, they plan to use 100% recyclables by 2030 for all their products
Caveat: Those donations that cannot be sold or recycled will be burned...
3. Citizens Disaster Response Center (https://www.facebook.com/CDRC1984/)
What: Clothes and Toiletries
Where: West Triangle Homes, QC
What they do with donations: Give to relief operations for calamities
4. Segunda Mana (https://www.facebook.com/SegundaMana/)
What: Clothes, Shoes, Bags, Appliance, Furnitures, Anything that can be sold
Where: 30 branches in Metro Manila
What they do with donations: Sell, 100% proceeds go to different charities
*Video has English subtitle option
Other info on where to donate in Manila:
My Carousell Page for selling our household's preloved items: https://www.carousell.ph/titaarlet/
October 7, 2019
Motorcycle Riding Course - Honda Safety Driving Center Manila
Got into the pilot class of a new Motorcycle Riding Program for Beginners by HSDC Philippines (Honda Safety Driving Center). It is a 4 day straight course starting with automatic motorcycle, then semi automatic, and finally manual.
HSDC, located in Paranaque, Metro Manila, is the training arm of Honda Philippines. It is responsible for all the road safety initiatives of Honda in the Philippines.
*Video has English subtitle option
*Video has English subtitle option
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