Introducing Myself

Introduction

My name is Bethzaida Buhayan. I am from Philippines. I'm done studying with a Bachelor course of Information Technology. In this memo, I am going to tell you little bit about my background, interests, achievements and my goals.

Background
I was born in a small Island called Bantayan Island. Bantayan Island is located in north of the city of Cebu. I spent my first 15 years of life in Bantayan Island. Bantayan Island is famous for Fried fish and shells.

My everyday activities included going to work, playing games on my phone, watching television, and going to church at the sunday morning time.

I spend my first 15 year of life in Bantayan Island before moving here in Lapu-lapu City Cebu. I started going to Work as a Record staff. At My side, I focused on achieving my goals including learning English language and doing well in all my activities. In my junior year, Along with school, I also found a part time job at a local restaurant to help my parents financially. Moving in to a new country and settling there (here) was a huge challenge for me and my family.

Interests
I like playing games on my phone. I
always enjoyed reading, writing and watching tv. Growing up as a child and until now, (my adulthood) it has been mine (my) and my parents dream for me to become a professional.

----- I decided to become records staff because I have always been fascinated by looking at the staff in any offices.

A degree in Information Technology enables me to achieve my goals and also gives me an opportunity to make a difference in the community.

Achievements:
I have achieved many different goals in life, which has given me greater satisfaction.
My achievements have helped me to get ahead in life.

Goals
I hope to get better at technical communication this term. Five years from now, I want to become a manager, and technical communication is one of the most important skills that a manager should have. As a manager, my primary goals are managing people, set budgets, and making decisions of all kinds.

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