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Ang ngirit saimong pahuhurop-huropon

When I was young, I dreamed of simply sitting in an office doing clerical work, and the idea seemed wonderful at the time. As I advanced in the corporate world, I thought that signing papers was the easiest part of the job. However, as I climbed the management ladder, I discovered that signing reports is actually one of the most tedious parts—and it carries a heavy responsibility. Before affixing your signature, you need to make sure that the data are accurate and sound.

Facing the farmers and trying to grasp the gist of this year-long problem, you could vividly see their agony and disappointment. With this, we need to address this promptly.

Attending the general assembly of farmers reminds me of my vocation. I must bare in mind my oath to fellow countrymen.

In the afternoon, we tried to solve the colossal problem we’ve been facing since last year. We were scared of the possible consequences. The picture was messy, but somehow we managed to shed some light on it. Hopefully, we’ll be able to put a period to this once and for all.

As always, there were plenty of workloads to be done. But the biggest twist was the presence of our manager, to whom I listened as he shared his struggles. Our conversation took about an hour to end. I listened to all his rants because I knew he needed someone to help ease his burden. The future is full of uncertainty, and you don’t need to envision it all at once.

May this coming weak lead me to a more calculated maneuvering.

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