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Lucifr - November 7, 2006 07:27 PM (GMT)
1. Your boss is always right. Never argue with him. It’s pointless.

2. If he asks your opinion or advice, pretend to find out. Anyway, he made up his mind before he asked you.

3. If your boss is down, show your sympathy. Cry with him and cry with him in public. It’s just a 5-second acting. Surely, you’ll become his Chief of Staff if ever he becomes the Commander in Chief.

4. Your talents and even past accomplishments won’t matter to your boss. Ingratiation does. Practice it and you will become one of his favorites even if you fart right under his nose.

5. Most bosses pretend to be good in letter writing. They often return back your draft communiqué with their red-ink corrections. Keep your cool and edit your draft with their corrections and submit it back. Never exert effort thinking. In the end, you will find out that your boss is making corrections on his previous corrections.

6. Most senior officers enjoy gossips. If you have none, invent not only one but more. Read an intelligence report, most often it is based on gossips. Funny is it not?

7. If you have a hard time inventing gossips, take an intelligence course. Observe the intelligence officers, most of them have mastered the art of lying in guise of ‘double talk’. Wake up kid, all ‘destabization plots’ are all their inventions but they’re blind of the real ones.

8. Never trust an intelligence officer even if he is your close friend. He doesn’t trust you anyway.

9. Most intelligence officers would sacrifice everybody just to save their asses. Trust a combat officer. He will never leave you even bullets are raining.

10. Remember, most intelligence officers are not that intelligent at all. Deal with them like a dumb and you’ll be spared from derogatory reports. Look, they don’t even know they have a wiretapping capability.

11. If your boss is mad at you, bring a gift to his wife. If he’s always mad at you, his wife wants more gifts from you. If he is still mad at you and his wife is not around, look for his mistress.

12. Never forget the birthdays of your boss and his wife. Don’t send card. They will not appreciate it. Give him golf items and cognac; and give her perfume. You will not be forgotten. That’s ‘pogi’ point. Accumulate more.

13. Ingratiate your boss’s wife. Her influence is greater than him. She can even place you to juicy positions. But never forget his mistress. Her influence is far greater than the wife of the AFP Chief of Staff. Try finding out the dealers in V. Luna and other headquarters.

14. Never mess around with AFP Officers’ Ladies. Some of them are more notorious than their husbands. Try arranging an appointment with some commanders, you’ll be shocked that it needs a wife’s approval before the chief can entertain you.

15. Most general officers are conceited and self conscious. Don’t you know they spend more time in front of the mirror than their wives? Give him anti-aging cream or introduce him Botox. But never give him whitening soap. He might get offended and you’ll be out of office the next day.

16. Most generals are hypocrite. They wear medals and tabs they didn’t acquire. Your job is to find out an ongoing Airborne, Ranger, SF, Recon, UDT and Pilot trainings. Then talk to the Training Directors that your boss would be glad to be invited as a Guest Speaker and that he is willing to extend ‘financial and logistics’ support to the unit. Insist that your boss should be accorded with an ‘Honorary’ status. Then tell your boss about it and make it known to him that it was all your effort. (this scheme can be done thru phone calls. No sweat!)

17. Never lobby for a K-9 Honorary membership especially if your boss has a feature of a bulldog or an ‘askal’.

18. Don’t talk about your combat experience to your boss. Most likely, he’s never been in combat. Or they have spent their combat duties inside their command posts and liaisons only.

19. Don’t talk about gun safety handling to your boss especially if he had accidentally shot himself before.

20. Try inventing stories wherein your boss is a hero. Surely, he will not contest that. Bosses like fantasies, ya know.

21. To be a ‘confidante’ you must gain your boss’s trust. Know his enemies and tell him intrigues about them. Observe those in the inner circle, aren’t they all gossipers? Then be like one!

22. Never talk about ethics to your boss. Don’t you see his mansion, jewelries and fleet of cars? Could he buy that with his own salary even if claims his wife is a ‘business’ woman? You’re not born yesterday, dumbguard!

23. If you go out with your boss to a girlie bar, provide him with the most beautiful GRO around. No boss will reject a beautiful woman. And of course, provide yourself too so that he won’t feel left alone playing with fire. Bosses demand partners in crime.

24. Remember, never allow your boss to pay anything. You do it and charge all expenses against your office funds. If you have used your personal money during those ‘night-outs’, have it reimbursed even with over-price. Nobody will challenge that.

25. Most senior officers are hungry of media mileage especially those awaiting their first star. If your boss is a field commander, borrow or even buy loose firearms as evidence of a “successful combat operations” and have a full media coverage inside your Command Post.. Don’t forget to pay the reporters. This scheme is effective.

26. Most senior officers don’t tell the truth. Tell a lie too if you have to. If you’re caught, say “I’m sorry, it was lapse of judgment”.

27. Remember, nobody was ever punished for telling a lie. But many were imprisoned and even killed for telling the truth.



If you are an AFP Officer, ask yourself if your career is on the right track. Know your chiefs and commanders. Maybe they have employed the same tactics as enumerated.

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This article divulges norms consciously and unconsciously practiced and adhered to by some AFP Officers to the disgust of the junior officers.

Each paragraph has a corresponding story behind. Again, if you are an AFP officer, you must have known the INCIDENT and the OFFICER(s) involved in each and every paragraph mentioned.

Don’t guess. Find out. :demon:

surehitter2005 - November 8, 2006 12:54 AM (GMT)
BWAHAHAHAHA


3. If your boss is down, show your sympathy. Cry with him and cry with him in public. It’s just a 5-second acting. Surely, you’ll become his Chief of Staff if ever he becomes the Commander in Chief.

no question kung sino to


9. Most intelligence officers would sacrifice everybody just to save their asses. Trust a combat officer. He will never leave you even bullets are raining.

Good advice


15. Most general officers are conceited and self conscious. Don’t you know they spend more time in front of the mirror than their wives? Give him anti-aging cream or introduce him Botox. But never give him whitening soap. He might get offended and you’ll be out of office the next day.

merong na relieve dahil dito

16. Most generals are hypocrite. They wear medals and tabs they didn’t acquire. Your job is to find out an ongoing Airborne, Ranger, SF, Recon, UDT and Pilot trainings. Then talk to the Training Directors that your boss would be glad to be invited as a Guest Speaker and that he is willing to extend ‘financial and logistics’ support to the unit. Insist that your boss should be accorded with an ‘Honorary’ status. Then tell your boss about it and make it known to him that it was all your effort. (this scheme can be done thru phone calls. No sweat!)

Kilala ako naka tabak pero galit sa mga rangers, kapal ng mukha!


17. Never lobby for a K-9 Honorary membership especially if your boss has a feature of a bulldog or an ‘askal’.

pinapatos na rin to ngayon!

19. Don’t talk about gun safety handling to your boss especially if he had accidentally shot himself before.

pre kilala ko kung sino yung nakabaril sa sarili niya sa loob ng liaison office nya nung kapitan pa lang siya, he has gone a long long way. Sinunod niya lahat ng rules mo. :banana:


20. Try inventing stories wherein your boss is a hero. Surely, he will not contest that. Bosses like fantasies, ya know.

Madami ito, napanalunan na nila ang insurgency war 10 times over


22. Never talk about ethics to your boss. Don’t you see his mansion, jewelries and fleet of cars? Could he buy that with his own salary even if claims his wife is a ‘business’ woman? You’re not born yesterday, dumbguard!

oo nga naman



27. Remember, nobody was ever punished for telling a lie. But many were imprisoned and even killed for telling the truth.

i rest my case




flipzi - November 8, 2006 01:44 AM (GMT)
weird... but may apply to the corporate world as well... :armyLol:

....nahhh.... this is too much for me... di yata ako sanay sa plastikan ... case to case basis na lang. hehehe...

I remember a friend telling me this morning..

"If you are a good man, then you'll reach somewhere and reap something eventually."

And those who played it dirty, arent smart actually. Some sell themselves or compromise friendship, even their own families, and cling to making intrigues gossips and defamation in desperation just to get what they wanted.

While the smart and dignified ones, come out proud and smiling in the end.

In fact, smart and dignified people dont need to resort to "sipsip" and "dirty tactics" because they know they can pull it through somehow and even if the odds gets too insurmountable, in the end they'll realize they did great.

People will even realize how great they have been. That's the difference between doing things right and resorting to dirty tactics.

To sum it up, only the dumb, the unpopular, the inept, the losers, the envious or those who can't play it well in a level playing field resort to dirty tactics.

So where do you stand?

Are you smart and dignified or .... whatever?

kyle_katarno - November 8, 2006 08:11 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (flipzi @ Nov 8 2006, 09:44 AM)
weird... but may apply to the corporate world as well... :armyLol:

....nahhh.... this is too much for me... di yata ako sanay sa plastikan ... case to case basis na lang. hehehe...

I remember a friend telling me this morning..

"If you are a good man, then you'll reach somewhere and reap something eventually."

And those who played it dirty, arent smart actually. Some sell themselves or compromise friendship, even their own families, and cling to making intrigues gossips and defamation in desperation just to get what they wanted.

While the smart and dignified ones, come out proud and smiling in the end.

In fact, smart and dignified people dont need to resort to "sipsip" and "dirty tactics" because they know they can pull it through somehow and even if the odds gets too insurmountable, in the end they'll realize they did great.

People will even realize how great they have been. That's the difference between doing things right and resorting to dirty tactics.

To sum it up, only the dumb, the unpopular, the inept, the losers, the envious or those who can't play it well in a level playing field resort to dirty tactics.

So where do you stand?

Are you smart and dignified or .... whatever?

by resigning your commision if you think orders from higher-up would harm people you swore to defend.....got that sonny.

ian - April 12, 2007 03:17 AM (GMT)
Just read this now. Sadly this sipsip attitude still happens in the military. Its not what you have done or what you know, its about who you know that will get you promoted.

maldita - April 12, 2007 07:30 AM (GMT)
QUOTE
To sum it up, only the dumb, the unpopular, the inept, the losers, the envious or those who can't play it well in a level playing field resort to dirty tactics.


flipzi, i know GENERALS who fall into those five categories HANDS DOWN...

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If you have a hard time inventing gossips, take an intelligence course. Observe the intelligence officers, most of them have mastered the art of lying in guise of ‘double talk’. Wake up kid, all ‘destabization plots’ are all their inventions but they’re blind of the real ones.


no only intelligence officers are gossipmongers...excuse me...ang isa sa PINAKACHISMOSONG OFFICER na nakilala ko now holds a VERY SENSITIVE position in the AFP...he has the GALL to chismis his ex-wife, his mistahs, his best friend -- na hindi na niya best friend hahahaha -- his former COs, his former XOs, his Upperclassmen at the PMA...he doesn' spare anybody...

IS IT SO HARD TO BE A GENTLEMAN IF YOU'RE A MILITARY OFFICER? DOES BEING AN OFFICER MAKE IT CONVENIENT TO BE BOORISH?!...nagtatanong lang po mga sirs! :banana:

Fmr TOPP Awardee 82'PNP - April 12, 2007 09:25 AM (GMT)
It's not easy to measure how intelligent the people who gained positions in the Intelligence Sector of whatever organization, be it PNP or AFP, but, it's not hard to tell the hopeless ones. They are the ones who open their mouths every now and then.


epigone - April 12, 2007 10:09 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (Fmr TOPP Awardee 82'PNP @ Apr 12 2007, 05:25 PM)
It's not easy to measure how intelligent the people who gained positions in the Intelligence Sector of whatever organization, be it PNP or AFP, but, it's not hard to tell the hopeless ones. They are the ones who open their mouths every now and then.

That's why I want to suggest compartmentalization in the intelligence service and tenure extended for a trusted chief.

edwin - April 12, 2007 10:17 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (Lucifr @ Nov 8 2006, 03:27 AM)
1. Your boss is always right. Never argue with him. It’s pointless.

2. If he asks your opinion or advice, pretend to find out. Anyway, he made up his mind before he asked you.

3. If your boss is down, show your sympathy. Cry with him and cry with him in public. It’s just a 5-second acting. Surely, you’ll become his Chief of Staff if ever he becomes the Commander in Chief.

4. Your talents and even past accomplishments won’t matter to your boss. Ingratiation does. Practice it and you will become one of his favorites even if you fart right under his nose.

5. Most bosses pretend to be good in letter writing. They often return back your draft communiqué with their red-ink corrections. Keep your cool and edit your draft with their corrections and submit it back. Never exert effort thinking. In the end, you will find out that your boss is making corrections on his previous corrections.

6. Most senior officers enjoy gossips. If you have none, invent not only one but more. Read an intelligence report, most often it is based on gossips. Funny is it not?

7. If you have a hard time inventing gossips, take an intelligence course. Observe the intelligence officers, most of them have mastered the art of lying in guise of ‘double talk’. Wake up kid, all ‘destabization plots’ are all their inventions but they’re blind of the real ones.

8. Never trust an intelligence officer even if he is your close friend. He doesn’t trust you anyway.

9. Most intelligence officers would sacrifice everybody just to save their asses. Trust a combat officer. He will never leave you even bullets are raining.

10. Remember, most intelligence officers are not that intelligent at all. Deal with them like a dumb and you’ll be spared from derogatory reports. Look, they don’t even know they have a wiretapping capability.

11. If your boss is mad at you, bring a gift to his wife. If he’s always mad at you, his wife wants more gifts from you. If he is still mad at you and his wife is not around, look for his mistress.

12. Never forget the birthdays of your boss and his wife. Don’t send card. They will not appreciate it. Give him golf items and cognac; and give her perfume. You will not be forgotten. That’s ‘pogi’ point. Accumulate more.

13. Ingratiate your boss’s wife. Her influence is greater than him. She can even place you to juicy positions. But never forget his mistress. Her influence is far greater than the wife of the AFP Chief of Staff. Try finding out the dealers in V. Luna and other headquarters.

14. Never mess around with AFP Officers’ Ladies. Some of them are more notorious than their husbands. Try arranging an appointment with some commanders, you’ll be shocked that it needs a wife’s approval before the chief can entertain you.

15. Most general officers are conceited and self conscious. Don’t you know they spend more time in front of the mirror than their wives? Give him anti-aging cream or introduce him Botox. But never give him whitening soap. He might get offended and you’ll be out of office the next day.

16. Most generals are hypocrite. They wear medals and tabs they didn’t acquire. Your job is to find out an ongoing Airborne, Ranger, SF, Recon, UDT and Pilot trainings. Then talk to the Training Directors that your boss would be glad to be invited as a Guest Speaker and that he is willing to extend ‘financial and logistics’ support to the unit. Insist that your boss should be accorded with an ‘Honorary’ status. Then tell your boss about it and make it known to him that it was all your effort. (this scheme can be done thru phone calls. No sweat!)

17. Never lobby for a K-9 Honorary membership especially if your boss has a feature of a bulldog or an ‘askal’.

18. Don’t talk about your combat experience to your boss. Most likely, he’s never been in combat. Or they have spent their combat duties inside their command posts and liaisons only.

19. Don’t talk about gun safety handling to your boss especially if he had accidentally shot himself before.

20. Try inventing stories wherein your boss is a hero. Surely, he will not contest that. Bosses like fantasies, ya know.

21. To be a ‘confidante’ you must gain your boss’s trust. Know his enemies and tell him intrigues about them. Observe those in the inner circle, aren’t they all gossipers? Then be like one!

22. Never talk about ethics to your boss. Don’t you see his mansion, jewelries and fleet of cars? Could he buy that with his own salary even if claims his wife is a ‘business’ woman? You’re not born yesterday, dumbguard!

23. If you go out with your boss to a girlie bar, provide him with the most beautiful GRO around. No boss will reject a beautiful woman. And of course, provide yourself too so that he won’t feel left alone playing with fire. Bosses demand partners in crime.

24. Remember, never allow your boss to pay anything. You do it and charge all expenses against your office funds. If you have used your personal money during those ‘night-outs’, have it reimbursed even with over-price. Nobody will challenge that.

25. Most senior officers are hungry of media mileage especially those awaiting their first star. If your boss is a field commander, borrow or even buy loose firearms as evidence of a “successful combat operations” and have a full media coverage inside your Command Post.. Don’t forget to pay the reporters. This scheme is effective.

26. Most senior officers don’t tell the truth. Tell a lie too if you have to. If you’re caught, say “I’m sorry, it was lapse of judgment”.

27. Remember, nobody was ever punished for telling a lie. But many were imprisoned and even killed for telling the truth.



If you are an AFP Officer, ask yourself if your career is on the right track. Know your chiefs and commanders. Maybe they have employed the same tactics as enumerated.

-----------------
This article divulges norms consciously and unconsciously practiced and adhered to by some AFP Officers to the disgust of the junior officers.

Each paragraph has a corresponding story behind. Again, if you are an AFP officer, you must have known the INCIDENT and the OFFICER(s) involved in each and every paragraph mentioned.

Don’t guess. Find out. :demon:

Pards, walang asenso sa ganyang klase ng tactics para maging successful ka sa military or kahit ano pa man trabaho.

It will only eat your time to become successful in life following your boss.

Instead wasting your time doing all those apple polishing(sis-sip) to your boss, better to have worthy goals and plan on how to achieve a lasting success in life.

Being SIP-SIP in your job is useless. Work hard and have confidence that you can go through life without resorting to any of those above pointer from 1 to 27.

Peace.

sgtbilko - April 12, 2007 12:12 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (edwin @ Apr 12 2007, 06:17 PM)
[Pards, walang asenso sa ganyang klase ng tactics para maging successful ka sa military or kahit ano pa man trabaho.

It will only eat your time to become successful in life following your boss.

Instead wasting your time doing all those apple polishing(sis-sip) to your boss, better to  have worthy goals and plan on how to achieve a lasting success in life.

Being SIP-SIP in your job is useless. Work hard and have confidence that you can go through life without resorting to any of those above pointer from 1 to 27.

Peace.

If your an employee and want reach the top, the 1-27 tips will be helpful. In any business ass-kissing is part of the game. but you don't have to do it 24/7.

If your an employer, you'll definitely do some ass-kissing to get some big time projects, but not so much as an employee. remember, even the people on top will have to answer to somebody.

There is no employee that has reached the top and will say that he did not make SIP-SIP on anyone.

SUCCESS = 30% SIPSIP + 70% HARDWORK :thumb:

edwin - April 12, 2007 06:48 PM (GMT)
I got your point sgtbilko.

Globally wise or let say international standard most company are after to your performance rather than being so close to the boss.
QUOTE
If your an employee and want reach the top, the 1-27 tips will be helpful.
There is no employee that has reached the top and will say that he did not make SIP-SIP on anyone.

It is a case to case basis depending on the environment of the company/workplace you are working with.
If being sip-sip is the measurement of your performance and promotion then no company/organization would stay on their business.

Peace to all.

epigone - April 12, 2007 11:29 PM (GMT)
Just place yourself in the situation of the boss. You have to give orders. You do not want to be dismayed if the work is not done. You're under pressure from your clients to perform efficiently ( in the case of the AFP, the persons in power or the upper chain of command as clients). You've got a bad day so you got pissed off and yelled at your employee. Man, I can get yelled at so many times and treated like a slave as long as he pays me 30 dollars an hour, what do I get to lose. Lahat tayo ego tripper. Mga ministro lang ng Iglesia ni Cristo ang hindi.

iamsinned06 - December 26, 2007 07:39 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Lucifr @ Nov 8 2006, 03:27 AM)
1. Your boss is always right. Never argue with him. It’s pointless.

2. If he asks your opinion or advice, pretend to find out. Anyway, he made up his mind before he asked you.

3. If your boss is down, show your sympathy. Cry with him and cry with him in public. It’s just a 5-second acting. Surely, you’ll become his Chief of Staff if ever he becomes the Commander in Chief.

4. Your talents and even past accomplishments won’t matter to your boss. Ingratiation does. Practice it and you will become one of his favorites even if you fart right under his nose.

5. Most bosses pretend to be good in letter writing. They often return back your draft communiqué with their red-ink corrections. Keep your cool and edit your draft with their corrections and submit it back. Never exert effort thinking. In the end, you will find out that your boss is making corrections on his previous corrections.

6. Most senior officers enjoy gossips. If you have none, invent not only one but more. Read an intelligence report, most often it is based on gossips. Funny is it not?

7. If you have a hard time inventing gossips, take an intelligence course. Observe the intelligence officers, most of them have mastered the art of lying in guise of ‘double talk’. Wake up kid, all ‘destabization plots’ are all their inventions but they’re blind of the real ones.

8. Never trust an intelligence officer even if he is your close friend. He doesn’t trust you anyway.

9. Most intelligence officers would sacrifice everybody just to save their asses. Trust a combat officer. He will never leave you even bullets are raining.

10. Remember, most intelligence officers are not that intelligent at all. Deal with them like a dumb and you’ll be spared from derogatory reports. Look, they don’t even know they have a wiretapping capability.

11. If your boss is mad at you, bring a gift to his wife. If he’s always mad at you, his wife wants more gifts from you. If he is still mad at you and his wife is not around, look for his mistress.

12. Never forget the birthdays of your boss and his wife. Don’t send card. They will not appreciate it. Give him golf items and cognac; and give her perfume. You will not be forgotten. That’s ‘pogi’ point. Accumulate more.

13. Ingratiate your boss’s wife. Her influence is greater than him. She can even place you to juicy positions. But never forget his mistress. Her influence is far greater than the wife of the AFP Chief of Staff. Try finding out the dealers in V. Luna and other headquarters.

14. Never mess around with AFP Officers’ Ladies. Some of them are more notorious than their husbands. Try arranging an appointment with some commanders, you’ll be shocked that it needs a wife’s approval before the chief can entertain you.

15. Most general officers are conceited and self conscious. Don’t you know they spend more time in front of the mirror than their wives? Give him anti-aging cream or introduce him Botox. But never give him whitening soap. He might get offended and you’ll be out of office the next day.

16. Most generals are hypocrite. They wear medals and tabs they didn’t acquire. Your job is to find out an ongoing Airborne, Ranger, SF, Recon, UDT and Pilot trainings. Then talk to the Training Directors that your boss would be glad to be invited as a Guest Speaker and that he is willing to extend ‘financial and logistics’ support to the unit. Insist that your boss should be accorded with an ‘Honorary’ status. Then tell your boss about it and make it known to him that it was all your effort. (this scheme can be done thru phone calls. No sweat!)

17. Never lobby for a K-9 Honorary membership especially if your boss has a feature of a bulldog or an ‘askal’.

18. Don’t talk about your combat experience to your boss. Most likely, he’s never been in combat. Or they have spent their combat duties inside their command posts and liaisons only.

19. Don’t talk about gun safety handling to your boss especially if he had accidentally shot himself before.

20. Try inventing stories wherein your boss is a hero. Surely, he will not contest that. Bosses like fantasies, ya know.

21. To be a ‘confidante’ you must gain your boss’s trust. Know his enemies and tell him intrigues about them. Observe those in the inner circle, aren’t they all gossipers? Then be like one!

22. Never talk about ethics to your boss. Don’t you see his mansion, jewelries and fleet of cars? Could he buy that with his own salary even if claims his wife is a ‘business’ woman? You’re not born yesterday, dumbguard!

23. If you go out with your boss to a girlie bar, provide him with the most beautiful GRO around. No boss will reject a beautiful woman. And of course, provide yourself too so that he won’t feel left alone playing with fire. Bosses demand partners in crime.

24. Remember, never allow your boss to pay anything. You do it and charge all expenses against your office funds. If you have used your personal money during those ‘night-outs’, have it reimbursed even with over-price. Nobody will challenge that.

25. Most senior officers are hungry of media mileage especially those awaiting their first star. If your boss is a field commander, borrow or even buy loose firearms as evidence of a “successful combat operations” and have a full media coverage inside your Command Post.. Don’t forget to pay the reporters. This scheme is effective.

26. Most senior officers don’t tell the truth. Tell a lie too if you have to. If you’re caught, say “I’m sorry, it was lapse of judgment”.

27. Remember, nobody was ever punished for telling a lie. But many were imprisoned and even killed for telling the truth.



If you are an AFP Officer, ask yourself if your career is on the right track. Know your chiefs and commanders. Maybe they have employed the same tactics as enumerated.

-----------------
This article divulges norms consciously and unconsciously practiced and adhered to by some AFP Officers to the disgust of the junior officers.

Each paragraph has a corresponding story behind. Again, if you are an AFP officer, you must have known the INCIDENT and the OFFICER(s) involved in each and every paragraph mentioned.

Don’t guess. Find out. :demon:

although this was almost a year or so. let me comment, though.

a soldier with this in mind is a selfish. if you what i mean.
and i quote my boss "para kang isang aso na sunod ng sunod at di nag iisip". sorry for the words. dont get offend.


pj_aranda - December 30, 2007 04:27 AM (GMT)
Sa corporate ganito din so where did i end up? Sa academe at may sideline ako just in case mabiktima ako sa academe

epigone - March 14, 2008 09:19 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (pj_aranda @ Dec 30 2007, 12:27 PM)
Sa corporate ganito din so where did i end up? Sa academe at may sideline ako just in case mabiktima ako sa academe

Sir pj, sa corporate ang bagsak ko. Sa academe hindi ako puwede. Katakot takot na papuri sa boss ko. Kulang na lang sambahin ko siya. (I ended up in corporate, sir pj. I cannot fit in academe. I give my boss to much much praises. Close to worshipping him like a god.) I get raises like 2 dollars per hour per year. Masaya ako. (I am happy) I can buy what I want. As long as you're happy and deal with your boss and every employee in good faith, you're not prone to hating or slandering your boss. I'm no whiner too. Because one cannot find work that is not hard. Every kind of work is hard. They're harder if not hardest in communist countries.




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