LMP 2 SY 2021-2022

In this article, Jerry Roberts talked about 8 different steps to build charisma. One of the steps is being decisive and i think thats a problem most people have.

In Mr.Ocampo's presentation, one of the main things that stuck with me is how he talked about commitment. How it's better to stay committed to one company so you can move up the ladder faster. Also, how important soft skills are no matter what job you have and how he were able to work on his. I learned that first impressions matter, not only a physical impression but also a mental one, like how they saw potential in him. Another thing I learned is that you should always listen to Mr.Chong.

I was most impressed with how he became store manager in less that 2 years, at 19 years old and how they emailed him back in 15 minutes. I liked what he said about taking in the right people, I think that can also apply to life in a way. If you choose the right people you succeed and if you don't you fail, that's much like what he said about building the right team. I think that even though he was nervous he got his point across well.

In this activity we learned how housekeepers make beds and the different methods you can use, we were taught the 3 sheet method. Mr.Chong also taught us how to do a miter folds, the angled fold and the straight fold. I had known about the miter fold but the 3 sheet method was new for me, when I went home I tried it on my grandma's bed. Another name for the miter fold is "hospital fold", along with that we learned how to make everything look neat and clean. We learned to squat down and not bend down because it gives you more leverage.

I enjoyed this activity because I am able to apply this to my life, I can use it on my bed and make it look nice. It makes me appreciate housekeepers more because I understand how much work they put into their work. When I go to hotels I try not to leave the room and bed too messy. I was surprised with how fast we were able to make the bed. With how much we make beds at home, thinking about it, it wasn't that much of a surprise.