As you enter this place of workplace, please, CHOOSE THE ATTITUDE about the way you should go about doing your work. Treasure every moment and make each day productive and meaningful.
Our choice determines the kind of work we perform in our workplace. Find ways to PLAY and have fun. We can be serious about our work without being too serious with ourselves. This will keep us energetic and excited and will make us enjoy the things we do. This is managing stress, preventing burnout, and making us perform productively. This will also make us take pride in our endeavors and make a difference in the lives of other people.
We believe that our customers are the reason of our being here. Hence, we stay focused in order to BE PRESENT when our customers and team members need us. We engage in ways that create goodwill and satisfaction among.
We walk that extra mile for those who need a companion. We extend that hand to those who need a helping hand. We are sensitive to those who need an understanding heart. And we are ever-so-ready to give a word of support and a listening ear to those that need them. WE MAKE THEIR DAY. We always endeavor to love the tasks assigned to us; though they are tasks which we do not actually love doing. This is a great challenge that will make us better persons, who endlessly tries to learn and relearn from the conflicts and problems that we encounter.
Most of all, we believe that God strengthens and guides us always. We shall continue to work as a TEAM in creating an innovative, responsible and caring work environment where productivity and creativity is enhanced. Our workplace is a place to render SERVICE with INTEGRITY, INNOVATION and EXCELLENCE!
We are proud to be Trinitians!
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About Link...
Link was conceptualized in May 2001 by former Personnel Officer-in-Charge, Lilian Ledesma, and then Alumni Affairs secretary, Maria Cristina Gorrospe.
With the retirement of Lilian Ledesma, Link published its last issue in September 2004. Then, with the arrival of Human Resource Director, Jerico Buñing, Link was revived in June 2006.
The publication's name (Link) was a contribution of Elena Catalo, to mean "ties that join together"; the publication's logo was the artistic creation of Raul Quetua.
The pioneer publication members were: Norma Baltazar, Nora Bandong-Sambalido, Evelyn Mae Benito-Gitalada, Cecille Caguiat-Trinidad, Eileen Castillo-Miguel, Elena Catalo, Virgilio Cendaña, Jorgia Credo, James Felizardo, Maria Donna Lainez, Eden Lomiwes, Misael Mendoza, Raul Quetua, Esperanza Remorca, Grace Sarao and Cheryll Varona.
Together with Lilian Ledesma, Josefina Botor-Reyes were its first publication advisers.
Link was last published in November 2007, after Jerico Buñing and Maria Cristina Gorrospe resigned from the university in December 2007.
With the retirement of Lilian Ledesma, Link published its last issue in September 2004. Then, with the arrival of Human Resource Director, Jerico Buñing, Link was revived in June 2006.
The publication's name (Link) was a contribution of Elena Catalo, to mean "ties that join together"; the publication's logo was the artistic creation of Raul Quetua.
The pioneer publication members were: Norma Baltazar, Nora Bandong-Sambalido, Evelyn Mae Benito-Gitalada, Cecille Caguiat-Trinidad, Eileen Castillo-Miguel, Elena Catalo, Virgilio Cendaña, Jorgia Credo, James Felizardo, Maria Donna Lainez, Eden Lomiwes, Misael Mendoza, Raul Quetua, Esperanza Remorca, Grace Sarao and Cheryll Varona.
Together with Lilian Ledesma, Josefina Botor-Reyes were its first publication advisers.
Link was last published in November 2007, after Jerico Buñing and Maria Cristina Gorrospe resigned from the university in December 2007.