OJT- Unilab

UNILAB

April 2, 2013

I made a document of the PAMS from 2011 and 2013 of selected employees. The document is relevant to track down if they improve or not.

During the lunch break, I’ve noticed how eager and dedicated some employees were. They rather sit in their chair and face their laptops rather than eat. Also, despite their positions, they still have time to mingle and chitchat with other employees.

After I finished my work, I helped my co-interns

with their task. 

Btw, here's a picture of my workplace. :)

Bored. :)

OJT- Unilab

UNILAB

Mar. 15, 2013

Orientation.

We had orientation today. I’ve met new friends. Whoopie! Oh, and I also saw some familiar faces from MC whose gonna spend their 200hrs. at Unilab.

We had safety and security orientation. Policies and rules were mentioned. Some reported cases were told to serve as learning examples daw. One of the most important thing I learned today was how to use a fire extinguisher. Before akala ko I’ll just gonna press it to work but thanks to Unilab napatunayan kong mali ako.

We had picture taking for our ID.

Unilab is very strict. Sobrang higpit. It’s a good thing though.

The orientation made me even more excited to work there. I like the people kasi very accommodating sila. J

OJT- Unilab

UNILAB

Mar. 11, 2013

I validated the employees’ PAMS. I’m not sure what P-A-M-S stands for but these were forms that all regular employees answer regarding their performance. I need to validate 3000+ PAMS so I wasn’t able to finish it.

They value their employees much. How can I say this? PAMS is about evaluation, with this, I believe that this is an ingredient to be qualified for higher positions. Also, malalaman ng organization what’s the perspective of their employees (kung satisfied ba sila or what). It is a privilege to be entrusted with these confidential documents.

I observed that every employees call each other “Ma’am” or “Sir”. Kahit boss “Ma’am” ang tawag sa maintenance staff. With this, I can see their respect for each other. I was flattered when Ms. Mau called me “Ma’am”. Sobrang sarap pakingan.