Blog OJT

DAY 20 on our 20th day it's our last day we are just enjoying our last day since our sir/ma'am told us to enjoy our last day since we already presented the system that they want so this day we don't have any work to do

DAY 19 on our 19th day we've enjoy together in this picture because we were done presenting our system to them that's why we are happy in this picture despite of pressure that we encountered on how we could present it to them precisely and we're glad the system that we give was fit on them to store all the data and files since the system is all about archiving system

DAY 18 On the eighteenth day of my on-the-job training, I returned to the task of checking the list of officials. This process required meticulous attention to detail to ensure that all information was accurate and up to date.

 DAY 17 On the seventeenth day of my on-the-job training, I was about to encode the credentials of officials. This involved accurately inputting and verifying the necessary information into our system, ensuring that all data was correctly recorded and maintained.

DAY 16 On the sixteenth day of our on-the-job training, we focused on checking the list of officials and considering their Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) details. This task required careful review and verification to ensure accuracy and completeness in our records.

DAY 15 On the fifteenth day of our on-the-job training, the Wi-Fi connection was reset, leaving us without internet access. In the meantime, the HR team suggested that we change the bulb lights, providing an opportunity to address some maintenance tasks while waiting for the connection to be restored.

 DAY 14 On the 14th day of our on-the-job training, one of my group members took the lead in setting up the system they envisioned. This involved configuring and arranging the necessary components to meet our specific requirements, demonstrating their technical skills and initiative.

DAY 13 On the thirteenth day of our on-the-job training, we were in the final stages of completing our tasks. As we wrapped up our work, we prepared to go home, reflecting on the progress and skills we had developed throughout the training period.

DAY 12 On the 12th day of my on-the-job training, I was involved in gathering and processing paperwork. This task required attention to detail and organizational skills to ensure that all necessary documents were correctly compiled and managed. The experience enhanced my ability to handle administrative duties efficiently and contributed to the overall workflow of the office.