NU12. by Hector Santos - covered car parking at corporate offices

NU12. WHAT PISSES YOU OFF IN YOUR OFFICE

NON-COVERED PARKING

Having a parking space in office relieved you the stress of finding a space every time you will park in a location. It also gave you some comfort that your car is in a safe position.

In my current office inside the airport, there is a very big space for parking and it's for free, however, it is not covered.

 Non-covered parking really pisses me off due to following reasons:

-       It exposes to direct sunlight - faster fading of car color, faster rusting, faster depreciation, etc.

-       During rainy season - leaves water marks after the rain, getting wet if you forgot to bring your umbrella

-       More dust

-       Hot temperature inside car when you leave the office during lunch time

-       Etc.

I suggest that there should be a covered parking even if we have to pay the amount. It's mutually beneficial since this will also give them additional income.

NU12. What Pisses you off at the Mall by Hector Santos

NU12. WHAT PISSES YOU OFF AT THE MALL - include latest offering listing

TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR – CURRENT PROMO and PRICE LIST

It's now common in the malls to find Touch Screen Monitor information in order to find out the exiting establishments in the mall together with their respective location.

The said Touch Screen Monitor in Rockwell even shows the current movie screening in the movie houses.

However, it will be better if they will also show in the Touch Screen Monitor the current promo and price list (if applicable) of all the items/services being sold or offered by the respective business establishments in the mall.

It will certainly help the shoppers to save time, efforts and even money. It will also help business establishments in promoting their activities.

NU12. New idea by by Hector Santos

NU12. NEW THINGS

REQUIRING ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUBJECT IN ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY & TERTIARY  <ahhahah, may balak kang pahirapan kami/ako?!>

There should be a law that mandates all elementary, high school and college students to take entrepreneurship subject.

Even in elementary, entrepreneurship subject in its simplest way should be thought to students especially in the public schools where most students are less privileged.

I'm a product of a public school system from preparatory up to tertiary and I never encounter a subject that deals with entrepreneurship. In a public school system, based on my personal experience, we are thought to get high grades in order for us to get decent jobs once we graduate. I think it's already in the culture that once you entered a public school, you will thought to "graduate then work", not the "graduate then business" scenario.

When I entered my MBA, I feel relieved that I can get the subject the I long wanted to get, … Entrepreneurship.

For sure, there are so many students like me who wants to take this subject even in their early years for the simple reason that they want to own their own business and to get rich. It's a common thought that students from less privileged family who are enrolled in the public schools wants to get rich. And having a business will realize those dreams.

Entrepreneurship subjects for me is better than those Science subjects etc… for the simple reason that it deals with reality and practicality.  (4, you say this because I teach this subject)

NU12. Serendipity Walk by Hector Santos

NU12. SERENDIPITY WALK

A WALK IN BRGY. RIZAL, MAKATI CITY

Below were some of the businesses that is not yet existing but feasible in one of the busiest street in Barangay Rizal, Makati City

-       Motorcycle parts and repair

-       Pet shop

-       Laundry shop

-       Andok's type of business

-       Dental clinic

-       Medical clinic

-       Printing shop

-       Plastic ware store

-       Lugawan store (there is an existing one but in a very small space)

-       Pares store

-       Snack house

-       Burger house

-       Mini tiangge store  3

-       Vulcanizing shop for tricycle and motorcycles 3

NU12 # 1 Submitted by Hector Santos Jr. - Establishing a one stop - Snackhouse

NU12. What pisses you off at the neighborhood? What do you suggest?

Establishing a one stop - Snackhouse

I live in the south eastern most of Makati City wherein just few steps away from Taguig City and Pateros. Some say that our residential location is one of the poorest places in Makati City being part of the EMBO areas near Fort Bonifacio.

In a residential community where I presently reside, it's not common to find trademark businesses such as Jollibee and Mc Donalds just to satisfy my like for merienda snacks like burger, fries, ice creams, macaroni soup etc.

I always like to eat merienda snack, however, there are only few vendor in our neighbourhood who sells good merienda. Some of the exisiting includes the following:

-       Small panaderias

-       Banana/camote que stall

-       ihawan stall

-       chicken prito stall

-       side car boys that sells scramble and sweet corn

-       sorbetero

-       kakanin stall

-       halo halo stall

-       fruit shake stall

-       palamig stall

There are so many foods that I like that no one sells in our neighbourhood like the following:

-       siopao

-       lugaw, tokwa't baboy, lomo, mami

-       burger and fries

-       pizza

-       siomai

-       hong kog fried noodles

-       empanada

-       tapisilog, longsilog, etc.

-       pancit etc.

Well, I can establish a one stop Snackhouse wherein you can buy all your favorite snacks in one place. I can also include package meals to encourage more buyers.  

For sure, this snack house will click in our neighbourhood since I always heard the same complaint with my neighbour and my family. It may also be successful to other neighbourhood. 

Submitted by Hector Santos Jr.  3.5

MBA – MM, SPENTREP

September 9, 2013