Random Gripes you Wish to Express...

[badkuk]

^ Kung ganun...baka Q4 na nila magagawa yan

In this administration's infra push, maybe they should stop using asphalt and insist on concrete. Granted, when properly applied, asphalt can be durable...history would suggest nobody here can seem to apply it right. And the washed out asphalt ends up in our sewers, further aggravating the flooding.

[WallyWest]

Hayup na bpi phone banking ito. You are forced to wait for the recorded instructions to end with the beep before you can key in your choice. Tapos antagal pa magreply ng phone banker. Buti na lang may speakerphone and landline namin.

Tapatalked

[CVT]

Hayup na bpi phone banking ito. You are forced to wait for the recorded instructions to end with the beep before you can key in your choice. Tapos antagal pa magreply ng phone banker. Buti na lang may speakerphone and landline namin.

Tapatalked

Ganyan talaga ang BPI bro...Kahit bpiexpressonline,- kay bagal magpalit ng screen....

Kaya tuloy sa sobrang bagal,- mata-time-out ka na!... Labo!


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"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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[badkuk]

There's a youtube video entitled " De Lima Nagresign na sa Senado" ... it's just a news clip from 24 Oras w/ Mike Enriquez. It has fooled 1.8m people so far -- pati yung nanay ko.

The things people do to get ad revenue, eh?

[baludoy]

^ iyan talaga ang pinaka gripe ko sa bpi. Ang bagal ng customer service nila .maski sa twitter nila sabi nila nq masmbilis ang pag reply ganun din

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[cast_no_shadow]

Una panay expression ng

pak ganern?!

Ngayon may game naman non?

Bwiset!


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[WallyWest]

Una panay expression ng

pak ganern?!

Ngayon may game naman non?

Bwiset!


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Sadly, basta nakakabobo pumapatok. [emoji14]

Tapatalked

[remzam]

Office staff who are too onion skinned and can't take criticisms. When you tell them they've done wrong work wise and need to wisen up next time, they'll take it against you personally.


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[MR_BIG18]

Office staff who are too onion skinned and can't take criticisms. When you tell them they've done wrong work wise and need to wisen up next time, they'll take it against you personally.


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millennials perhaps?

[remzam]

Some of them. But I'd expect that. I'm surprised and shocked some are in their mid30s yet act as if their still college students. Worse, high school students. In a work force where everyone is expected to behave like adults and professionals. [emoji33]


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[Jun aka Pekto]

Some of them. But I'd expect that. I'm surprised and shocked some are in their mid30s yet act as if their still college students. Worse, high school students. In a work force where everyone is expected to behave like adults and professionals. [emoji33]


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Don't you have an SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) binder that regulate not just all the processes and methods used at work, but also the standards that govern appearance and behavior of employees?

In any case, what are the supervisors and managers doing to guide and develop their subordinates?

My philosophy on the whole thing is to guide and train those under me so that they become my eventual replacements.

[remzam]

Yep that's my philosophy also *jun. My goal is always to make myself obsolete. By doing so, that means I have trained or did my job properly in the sense that the next one who will replace my job is able and skilled enough to do things properly.

I work in the journalism industry where sometimes many think big of themselves or have big egos and can't accept criticisms. Can't separate professional work with personal. Then you'll be frustrated because some are "tumatandang pabaligtad" meaning they grow old but they "mature" the opposite way. An old Filipino idiom.


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[Jun aka Pekto]

Yep that's my philosophy also *jun. My goal is always to make myself obsolete. By doing so, that means I have trained or did my job properly in the sense that the next one who will replace my job is able and skilled enough to do things properly.

I work in the journalism industry where sometimes many think big of themselves or have big egos and can't accept criticisms. Can't separate professional work with personal. Then you'll be frustrated because some are "tumatandang pabaligtad" meaning they grow old but they "mature" the opposite way. An old Filipino idiom.


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I don't exactly make myself obsolete. I learn new things all the time to keep myself competitive. But, I know there will come a time when I will retire from the workforce. I have to make sure there is continuity so that my section operates effectively in accordance with the organization's strategic vision.

The key word is continuity. I have to make sure the transition is seamless and I won't be missed when I leave.

[minicarph]

Usually, you discover a person's true color pag tumatanda na. Most of them be parang nag-rerebelde pag tumanda and then they turn into this crab mentality monster

No matter how good you were or how many people who helped in your life time, if you turn like this when you're 60 up balewala lahat yun mga maggandang nagawa mo coz all of it was just surface acting


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[_Cathy_]

In our company if you make yourself "obsolete", you will lose your job. Right now they are cutting jobs. Employees over 50 are let go unless that person has a specialization or is considered a key man. The corporate world is harsh

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[badkuk]

^ In some cases they'd rather hire less skilled, but cheaper, younger employees rather than retain the more seasoned ones who can do the jobs of 2-3 new hires. Seems to make sense to management though -- they treat employees like interchangeable parts.

Sinasabihan ko yung kapatid ko, watch out ka na -- kaliwa't kanan yung pag offer ng early retirement sa opisina nila

[_Cathy_]

^ In some cases they'd rather hire less skilled, but cheaper, younger employees rather than retain the more seasoned ones who can do the jobs of 2-3 new hires. Seems to make sense to management though -- they treat employees like interchangeable parts.

Sinasabihan ko yung kapatid ko, watch out ka na -- kaliwa't kanan yung pag offer ng early retirement sa opisina nila

That is what they are doing, I myself almost lost my job as it was transferred to India. I owe my boss in HQ a lot as he defended my position and said either it stays in Manila or goes to HQ. The others weren't so lucky...

[CVT]

^ In some cases they'd rather hire less skilled, but cheaper, younger employees rather than retain the more seasoned ones who can do the jobs of 2-3 new hires. Seems to make sense to management though -- they treat employees like interchangeable parts.

Sinasabihan ko yung kapatid ko, watch out ka na -- kaliwa't kanan yung pag offer ng early retirement sa opisina nila

Company loyalty is now a thing of the past.

So is job security. No one is indispensable.

Sad state we're in....

[badkuk]

^ i definitely respect the guys who've spent a lifetime in their chosen profession/company, but i also envy the guys who can juggle one or two "sidelines" while still putting out good work in the office. If they suddenly get the pink slip tomorrow, kahit papano me alternate sources of income, be it from skills, passive investments, part time business, etc.

[Ry_Tower]

Company loyalty is now a thing of the past.

So is job security. No one is indispensable.

Sad state we're in....

Whether it's your fault of not, sabi nga nang nasa taas eh, mauna na sila bago ako.

Blame game in the corporate world is like politics as well. Cutthroat.