My Most Important Achievement in Life

My greatest professional achievement was to provide my former employer with high-

quality work results. When I was taken on, the team struggling and failed to complete the
construction works as scheduled. I was hired to supervise and monitor the site working progress,
which I revised the master schedule and integrated it into the existing plan without mentorship.
In only one (1) month, we have coped up and have worked as scheduled as I always coordinate
with higher management our plans and commitments. They also struggled with billing that
causes the company to have cash flow difficulties. I also made it possible to coordinate with
management to help us with financial assistance or request for cash advance for us to uphold
consistent and quality work. Unfortunately, after a few months, the company office could not
allocate the financial assistance from management properly, which caused them to struggle with
funds which resulted in contract termination. Nevertheless, I was still able to contribute to the
company to catch up and be able to use my project management skill.

How I Overcome My Most Difficult/Trying Times in Life

Life seems like too much to handle. Financial problems come, pandemic risk arises and
important things are forgotten. Last year, when I decided to file a resignation at my first employer
in the midst of a pandemic, I thought this would be the end of my career. I did not know how can
I find a job nearby our province in order to survive and support my family. During those struggles,
there were still good times. In spite of being unemployed, I work hard to get an opportunity as a
freelance engineer, by giving design services for residential. Within three (3) months of being
unemployed, I have few customers that I have given my service and earned additional income
for expenses. After that few months, I was able to get a job located at Tagaytay and continue
pursuing my career as a construction site supervisor.

Housing Development: How Will It Contribute to a Nation’s Progress

In various economies, housing markets and construction served as an engine of growth.
This is especially true in more developed and wealthier country, notably United State and Japan.
The use of public housing loans as an economic stabilizer could increase demand and provide
employment opportunities during a crisis. Other countries such as Thailand and Singapore have
also invested in housing as a recovery measure. Therefore, housing development could also be
used to achieve sustainable and developed economic objectives.