But I woke up to this
Monday morning, reading a positive news that happened to Sam Florentino, who
took the Radio Operator Examination at the National Telecommunications
Commission. His experience is worth sharing because it somehow brings back our
trust to government offices, particularly the NTC. And this is his story:
Mr. Florentino attended
an orientation that started promptly at 8am. He said, that everything was done
in a very orderly manner. Two weeks after, he took the which also started
promptly at 8am.
After taking the exam,
and it was time to get the result, he went back to the NTC main office to get
the results. To his amazement, everything went on smoothly, numbers were given
and all he had to do was just wait. The personnel were very efficient and
courteous.
“sana lahat po ng government office ay ganito. For sure there is leadership behind this.”
Because he was happy
with his experience with NTC, he reached the Civil Service Commission’s Contact
Center ng Bayan to express his gratitude.
The letter of
appreciation can be viewed below:
Mr. Florentino’s experience is just an example that there are government agencies that are trying their very best to serve the Filipino people. And the National Telecommunications Commission is definitely one of them. What the NTC did, is one big leap in providing quality service, that is expected of them.
What is commendable is
NTC’s value for time. They followed schedule diligently. Imagine if all
government offices will do this, there will be more to be accomplished. And every single citizen that would
experience this will walk out of the government offices, happy and empowered of
the efficiency that they have experienced. In this light, we congratulate NTC
for a job well done.
I also commend Mr.
Florentino for sharing his experience. Social media is a powerful tool to
inspire people. Sadly though, it is filled with negative stories that dampen
the Filipino spirit. But if like Mr. Florentino, we also continue to share
positive stories, especially with regards to services rendered by government
offices and agencies, it will somehow bring back our trust in them. It could
also inspire other agencies to follow what the NTC is doing.
I hope to read more
inspiring stories like this for the rest of the week. Thank you for sharing
your story Mr. Florentino and again, congratulations National
Telecommunications Commission for a job well done.
No comments:
Post a Comment