Reflection Of Landbank

Last November 17, 2015, I had the opportunity to start my internship at the Accounting Department of Landbank (Legazpi Branch). I arrived early and together with my co-interns we were oriented by Ma’am Jerrilyn M. Barrios a Financial Specialist II, about the do’s and don’ts while we were in the workplace, the expected time that we should be in the office and an overview of how we were going to work. It was also explained to us that there were information that were strictly confidential. It made me realize that working in a bank requires you to be very diligent and careful in working because you are dealing with other people’s money and their protection should be a priority. There were also other interns in our department that is from another school; they started their internship last June so they were ahead of us. But unlike us, they only came to the office during their free time because they still have other classes to attend to. When I found out about this I considered myself lucky because

It is by pushing my limits and stepping out of my boundaries that I will be able to determine just how strong and capable I am. By stepping out of my comfort zone, I can show other people that I can handle bigger things and earn their trust by taking on projects or tasks that don’t belong in my comfort zone but count towards my career and life goals, the higherups will see that I am multi-dimensional and have so much more to offer. I’ve also realized that we’re all about making smart choices, striving for excellence and giving your best shot but not overdoing it to the point of burnout. Because the smarts that count go beyond getting the perfect score on a test, what’s equally or even more important is how you apply what you learned in real life and how you contribute in your own small way to making the world a brighter and more progressive place for