Reflection

When I take this OJT, I think of many things like 'will be it be ok or will be not?'. I heard from others that being on a OJT will be not that simple. But there are new and good things that you may learn and people you may know. You will not know what will happen each day of your OJT. On the first day of our OJT I am feeling excited at the same time very nervous. But the first day went well, we're oriented well by the HRDU head. The next day we are given our very own employee number that will be used in the biometrics for the time in and time out.
The OJT days went well as it goes by day to day. There are serious times and happy moments as well. I enjoy our time as a trainee. It is for our own good and to be ready in the real world in the future. For me it is a stepping stone in understanding what our work will be in our future in this field.
Working is not easy and not working is also not easy. But I say, I will be more proud to be not easy than not working.

October 17, 2013

I came late today. I did labeling all the documents here. I was kind of dizzy with all these documents to be labeled. I also sort and checked all the documents if they are in place.

October 16, 2013

     I checked the segment number of the DHQ and write it in the serology Logbook. Nothing new for today just writing the segment number.

October 14, 2013

     Here comes the last Monday of our OJT. I am not feeling well today because of the sudden headache that I feel this early morning. The head keeps on aching but I take the medicine so that it will be that much aching. But I managed to edit the UHC requested by Mam Dianelle. I go home early to rest up.

October 13, 2013

     This day is an addition to my overtime. Today I encoded the donors information in the DHQ. There is silence that roam around the Blood Center because there are only 3 people in this building.

October 12, 2013

     I imported the data from word to excel because Mam Dianelle is having a hard time computing on the totals. Then I started encoding.

September 11, 2013

     I photocopied the attendance sheets as Mam Lea said to me. After that, it means that I'm going back to my usual job checking the and writing the segment number of the DHQs in the Sero Logbook. When the Logbook is being borrowed from me because it is needed in the processing, in the mean time I numbered the blood bag stickers. End of the day again for me.