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[youngmoneyboywolf]

OMG! Congrats @margaraymundo !!! I got this text from my sister @charyrraymundo which reads : “Marga, Paula and Bea - Best Thesis Award and Best Thesis in the History of ORGCOM. Woohoo! “ —- Guys, “IN THE HISTORY” Yan ah!!! You set a new benchmark for excellence! All the hard work, study sleepovers etc paid off!!! So proud of you! Luv u! 💪😊👍 #animo #dlsu #lasalle #ORGCOM #raymundo #RaymundoFam (*btw - #MartirSaGolgota Fam, don’t panic, Di Ako mag shave, this pic is throwback ah 😆) (at De La Salle University) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwHLlzdh_sb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1f5pypd5yhxgj

[thesharkeye-blog]

Saw this on imgur, unfortunately sourceless.

A very cynical view of a top-down hierarchy system!

[thesharkeye-blog]

The government is the most powerful institution in society Corporations are the most powerful institutions in society

OCAG P.253

My first thought is that the government is the most powerful, but after more examination, I think that corporations control the government in today's special interest group laden America.

My conclusion of this brief analysis is that money is the source of all power.

What are your thoughts?

[jencar508]

Inappropriate Business Communication

Good communication is essential for the overall health of your business. Internal and external written and oral communication represents the level of professionalism in your company. Inappropriate ...

This article reminded me a lot of this particular course for a couple of reasons. For one, it went over internal and external communication and how it affects the organizations success. The second aspect it reminded me of were the dialectic tensions we discussed last class period. I saw both connection versus autonomy and Instrumental versus affection within the article. These to me were present in the way the article recommended employees act and behave in the work enviroment. 

[jencar508]

thoughts on reading

Based on thought from page 29 in our textbook: If human beings and society in general dislikes bureaucacy then why do you think is it so prevalent in our society?

[jencar508]

Why I am Here Story

So I just was thinking about the reading and had this question: 

Do you agree with the fact that everyone is always looking for an incentive with a business pitch? Why or why not? 

[thesharkeye-blog]

Sochi 2014

Just watched the Olympics opening ceremony.

Think of the immense responsibility of coordinating the opening ceremony to send a message and persuade the entire world!

What do you think their intended message was?

[jeldirecto]

Little Lulu Treasure #1 - The Coalescence Posters

Little Lulu Treasures I was cleaning my files in Little Lulu (my college laptop, a 10-inch MSI netbook) when I ran into little treasures that made me smile. Old photos, letters, funny college projects. Guess all these can be posted in a blog series.

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For the first treasure, we have the Coalescence poster. Coalescence was one of the biggest initiatives of my org, the Organizational Communication Society, in my term. Since we knew that there is also the Organizational Communication program in DLSU, we decided to team up with their org, the Team Communication, to prepare a meet-up session. So after all those preparation, we finally had that much awaited two-day seminar with culminating activity, all for the OrCom undergrads! 

It was pretty cool working with a different org from a different school. Despite the differences in org culture, we united and worked together. Really proud we pulled it off!