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A Great Customer Service
TweetI would like to share two good experiences with start up businesses who extended above normal customer assistance. The first service provider is Car-Go, a new car wash (and general car care) center at # 8 Macapagal Blvd. (in front of PNB). The price is $2.5 (P 100) or $ 0.50 (P 20) more expensive…
TweetWhenever possible, I would like to have an engaging activity with my son so I can teach him practical lessons in life. Yesterday, because of the long break, we had an opportunity to wash the car together. As expected of a 10 year old boy, he wanted to finish the task immediately so he can…
Tweet “If you want to do something, don’t approach a third party but go directly to the person you want to do business with. A third party complicates.” MELISSA LIMCAOCO, Entertainment Gateway– “If you want to get ahead and if you want to sell more, you have to talk to your clients and give them…
Tweet Every 9:00 PM. I got to be home, since that is our time as a family, to pray, read passages of the Bible and worship the Creator.When we started this activity, it’s kinda awkward and korni. Perhaps because we know how stubborn and imperfect each one of us is. However, because I am accountable…
Tweet Change is inevitable and flexibility is the key. Personal stakes in the company encourage everyone to work hard. Mistakes and disappointments are inevitable. Good brand building equals reputation. Family support is crucial. Never lose sleep thinking of business risks. Pausing to recharge brings new vigor. Reading and traveling enrich one’s mind. Philanthropy is a…
Tweet I just finished my quiet time [prayer and reflection of the Word], and as a result, my grasp of what “order” meant became broader.In life, there are many things that compete for our attention. In my case, I have a wife to please, a son and daughter, who have contrasting personalities, to raise. As…
Tweet Whether student, professional, full time parent or blogger, “stress” is a regular part of our daily life. Though some causes (of stress) are unavoidable, there are also unnecessary stress brought about by either stupidity or foolishness. Different authors suggest different ways to manage stress but let’s look at how Jesus manage stress, in the…
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Tweet“An entrepreneur always look for opportunity“ Of so many theories and best practices we discussed in an entre(intra)prenuerial course, our professor made the above resounding quote. He even used as example his experience with an entrepreneur in one of their provincial trips. When they accidentally stepped on a carabao dung, the entrepreneur said “hey, we…
TweetHaving been involved in Talent Acquisition and Management for a while, I look for people who knows what they are best at and willing to take the risk. However, most of these people will rather start and manage their own business (no matter how small), rather than riding on with the success of others. Not…
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