Making It Fun in the Philippines

There are times I want to criticize President Rodrigo R. Duterte for being too extravagant at times. I don't know what I truly feel about giving the policemen Max's Fried Chicken lunch boxes during the #ASEAN2017 Summit. I decided to put my thinking to the test about giving motivation to subordinates. It's all about not just punishing bad behavior but also rewarding good behavior. I think this scene with policemen getting better meals is all about motivating them to do their job right. What's the problem with why government employees are usually incompetent? It's not just a problem of a lack of discipline but also a lack of motivation. What's the use of having discipline if people are overwork and underpaid? It really encourages employees to be lousy when the environment provides no motivation at all. If excessive praise is dangerous then so is excessive criticism. While people shouldn't expect to be rewarded openly all the time but there should be som...

Before anyone would shout "BULLYING!" it would be time to think outside the box of why Leni Loud Robredo shouldn't be given a huge slice of the ASEAN pie. Aside from her questionable status of whether or not she's really the real Philippine vice-president (and her behavior is already suggesting that the Liberal Party as a whole cheated to get her the seat in case Marbobo Roxas lost). Here's what Crappler has to say about Leni Loud getting sidelined in ASEAN: MANILA, Philippines – Breaking tradition, Malacañang did not invite Vice President Leni Robredo to join Philippine officials tasked to welcome leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) arriving this weekend. The Vice President will not be among the government officials who will greet the foreign leaders upon their arrival for the 31st ASEAN Summit and Related Summits at the Clark International Airport and the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Robredo, however, was invited to att...