That's Life

We had this diagnostic exam in our office. I wasn't allowed to get it because I am an Admin officer and only agents are required to do so. Now, the result of the diagnostic exams will be 50% of the total average of the evaluation. The release of the evaluation results is the judgment moment. The company will base in it whether they'll be regularizing probationary agents or not. No matter how high the HR Manager's and AS's evaluation for a certain agent, if he/she fails the diagnostic exam, it will bring the total evaluation average down.
Ending contract with 'probi' employees is very hard to do. Especially when they show very good performance and attitude inside the office. But policies in the company should be complied and no one can break the rules. Just by thinking that a herd of employed people will soon be work-less is so depressing.
But what can we do, T H A T ' S L I F E. It's unfair and we have to get used to it.

One More Chance: Revisiting

We were just talking about this amazing movie and I would dare say this is my all-time favorite. I would never get tired watching One More Chance over and over again. Call me freak, but this hit me for so many times everytime I'm watching it.
I liked every scene and every line in the movie. I really like watching John Lloyd Cruz act. Although I am a certified Kapuso, I do give my credits to a very well-done movie. Here's the list of the scenes (if you also watched it) that really made me cry and I have related myself into.
1. Basha confesses to Popoy that she wants them to get back. The scene where John Lloyd got to say, "You had me at my best, she had me at my worst."
2. The "Take me lord" scene by Janus del Prado. This young male really amazes me with his acting prowess. And when John Lloyd said the script, "Ikaw pa nga ang nagsabi na kapag iniwan tayo ng mga taong mahal natin, may darating na bago na mas magmamahal pa sa atin..."
3. The confrontation between John Lloyd and Maja. Maja is like taking it really emotionally. And I would bet my penny on her, this girl has got a long long way to go.

It is a chick-flick, but it does happen in real life.