In my first day of On-The-Job Training, I feel so nervous and excited as I enter the

office the Global Outsourcing Dynamics Human Resource orient us their rules and
regulation and their dress code as well, So I was assigned as IT technical. I have
experience new environment, new acquaintances who are professionals and every
task that given to me. It was hard for me to interact with them, they were
professionals and I’m just a student trainee. I just trained myself to act like a
professional like them so that it will be easy for me to work with them. As time goes
by, I found myself working harmoniously with them, the employees there was so
nice and good to me and they treat each other as a family. The most unforgettable
and hardest thing i’ve experienced is when sir klef my direct head accompany me
to go to their client which is RTS to install signal or router, do you know what’s the
hardest part of it? It is when sir klef asked me to do the cabling because I forgot to
arrange the colors where to place it in the RJ45 and also, I forgot how to use the
crimping tool and imagine i have to crimp all the cables, do you think you can do it
alone? It was my first time but thanks to GOD he gave me enough strength to finish
my task. Through this experience I learned a lot, I learn to be more patient in every
task that given to me even though it is hard and you don’t like it. I also experience
how to operate a server at first I don’t know how to use it but then one of the
employees named sir Jan jerc quilacio because that time sir klef my direct head was
not around so sir jan jerc taught me how to operate it, I have fun on it at all. I also
experience to answer their phone calls, the funny thing with that is every time I
answer the phone, the caller will look one of the employee, then I’ll just shout their
names, then who ever came in the table to get the phone, I’ll just remembering
there faces then listed and memorize their names so that next time I already know
them, and I also make phone calls to do canvas, it was great to talk to the person
who answers my call because they’re like professionals agents when they talk to
customers like me, funny to think but I learn a lot. I learn a lot of things in my On-
The-Job training, some of it I adopt and apply to myself and some of it helps develop
my skills and enhance my knowledge. I was so thankful that I have my On-The-Job
training in this company. I learn to be more patient in every task that given to me,
to be nice and humble in every person I interact and most of all to LOVE MY WORK.
“Good Things Happen To Good People.”