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Building a resilient and cohesive team: strategies for creating a stronger business”

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MARIA JENILEEN CORDERO-ALANO
MARIA JENILEEN CORDERO-ALANO

Building a stronger team is crucial for the success of any business. By following key strategies, a business owner can foster a collaborative and supportive environment where team members can thrive. Clearly defining roles and responsibilities, hiring the right people, and promoting open communication are essential. Providing opportunities for growth, fostering a positive work culture, and encouraging collaboration are also vital. Setting clear goals, providing regular feedback, and encouraging innovation further contribute to team strength. Leading by example is crucial in inspiring and motivating team members. By implementing these strategies, a business owner can build a strong team that drives the growth and success of the business.

Building a stronger team for a business involves several key steps. Here are some strategies that a business owner can implement to build a stronger team:

1. Clearly define roles and responsibilities: Clearly define the roles and responsibilities of each team member to avoid confusion and ensure everyone knows what is expected of them. This will help in setting clear goals and objectives.

2. Hire the right people: Take the time to hire the right people who have the necessary skills, experience, and cultural fit for the team. Look for candidates who not only have the required technical skills but also possess good communication and teamwork abilities.

3. Foster open communication: Encourage open communication among team members to promote collaboration and idea sharing. Create a supportive environment where everyone feels comfortable expressing their thoughts, opinions, and concerns.

4. Provide opportunities for growth and development: Invest in the professional development of your team members by providing training, workshops, and opportunities for skill enhancement. This will not only help them grow personally but also contribute to the growth of the business.

5. Foster a positive work culture: Create a positive work culture that promotes teamwork, respect, and recognition. Recognize and appreciate the efforts and achievements of team members to boost morale and motivation.

6. Encourage collaboration and teamwork: Encourage collaboration and teamwork by assigning projects that require the collective effort of team members. Foster a sense of unity and shared goals to enhance team cohesion.

7. Set clear goals and objectives: Set clear goals and objectives for the team and ensure that everyone understands them. This will provide a sense of direction and purpose, aligning the efforts of team members towards a common goal.

8. Provide regular feedback: Provide regular feedback to team members to help them understand their strengths and areas for improvement. This feedback should be constructive and aimed at helping them grow and develop professionally.

9. Encourage innovation and creativity: Create an environment that encourages innovation and creativity. Encourage team members to think outside the box and come up with new ideas and solutions to challenges.

10. Lead by example: As a business owner, you should lead by example and demonstrate the qualities and values you expect from your team members. Show dedication, professionalism, and a strong work ethic to inspire and motivate your team.

Remember, building a stronger team is an ongoing process that requires continuous effort and investment. By implementing these strategies, a business owner can create a positive and productive team environment that contributes to the success of the business.

Fiesta season

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AL ELLEMA
AL ELLEMA

No matter the crisis, people still find ways to share the graces of the year that was by feasting with visitors during fiesta celebrations. Many complain about the hardships of daily living but always find the grace to join the community of the faithful in thanking God by celebrating the feast of Saints. It is during summer that fiestas are aplenty.

The industrious one may just go fiesta hopping and survive for a month or two on a variety of menu. While it seems impractical to feast on loan, many would still resort to borrowing just to fulfill the grace of the celebration. Whatever strategy one may use to prepare for bountiful celebration, there is always a way to find enough preparation.

Those who do not believe in hosting fiestas for financial reasons are free to live by their conviction. But the many believers still choose to celebrate in thanksgiving to God for the graces and blessings received. The blessings may appear insignificant to the public eye but for the faithful, any grace received is worthy celebrating a feast in thanksgiving.

No one has come out claiming receiving abundant graces as a result of celebrating fiestas. Tracing the causal connection may just be too tough a task if only to prove that there are rewards in fiesta celebrations. On the other hand, even when one ekes out and borrows just to celebrate and give thanks, we too have not heard of anyone becoming poor due to celebrating fiestas.

The practice is really a matter of faith truly dependent on the spirituality of the person. While some argue that fiestas are counter-productive, many are still embracing the religious tradition. We are just at the onset of the month noted as the peak of fiesta celebrations. Many of the less-fortunate and economically poor take advantage of the season but gracious hosts do not mind sharing the graces in these once a year celebration.
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DAR chief stresses role of youth and NGOs in their projects’ expansion

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TACLOBAN CITY – Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Regional Director Robert Anthony Yu emphasized the importance of youth and nongovernment Organizations’ engagement in various DAR initiatives in an interview last on April 29 at the ‘Kapihan ha PIA.’

“The sons and daughters of farmers know that our office can’t afford to provide sufficient resources to every farmer there is. For that, we are encouraging them to benefit from the government’s grant by being a scholar or by taking part in DAR programs. Truth is, we are really moving however, it is upon the discretion of the young generation today whether they will grab the opportunity or not especially that they are being influenced by what they see or hear in social media and such”, Yu expounds.

The different programs led by DAR are a great opportunity for NGOs as well because they may take the initiative in coordinating with the office and present a proposal stipulating the mobilization of any agrarian reforms-related activities.

Further, Yu also expressed that DAR is monitoring those organizations in Visayas State University (VSU) affiliated to their office for they are the leading organization in technology for farming and agriculture. Thus, DAR taps technology and action-based organizations to help them implement their activities.

Until the present, Yu still encourages NGOs and youth especially agriculture graduates to become farmers or young entrepreneurs themselves.
“We actually have agriculture graduates here in the region who are performing very well. I can see that there’s a lot to improve with these young adults through the help of DAR”, Yu said.

The government agency is welcoming those who would want to learn more about agrarian reforms – may it be the youth, non-government organizations, or other institutions as long as they are willing to be trained.
(JANUS CAMILLE A. BERDAN, LEYTE NORMAL UNIVERSITY STUDENT INTERN)

Samar Island Medical Center set to be operationalized by next year

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TACLOBAN CITY– The Samar Island Medical Center in Calbayog City is expected to be operational by next year.

Thus said Rep. Jude Acidre of the Tingog party-list who said that they have provided P90 million for the said project.

By 2025, it is expected that the mother and child building will be able to operate as a tertiary hospital with a 300-bed capacity to serve the patients of Samar, Northern Samar, and Eastern Samar

The construction of the Samar Island Medical Center was restarted last month through P477.68 million funds from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for the first phase of the mother-and-child building.
(MIYLENE C. CATUBAY, EASTERN SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT INTERN)

DPWH: road construction in Samar town to help farmers market their products

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TACLOBAN CITY-The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) announced on the construction of a new road in the villages of Majacob to Sugod in Tarangnan, Samar.
The project has a cost of P35.47 million and was made possible with the help of the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA).

It is expected that the project will significantly help the farmers in the transportation of their products to the public market.

(JANESSA T. MOSCOSA, EASTERN SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT INTERN)

Pa stabs son to death

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TACLOBAN CITY- The victim was declared dead on arrival by the attending physician when he was brought to the hospital due to the injuries after being stabbed by his own son.

The victim was identified as alias “Larry”, 48, farmer and a resident of Barangay Limba Lapaz Leyte.

The suspect was identified as alias “John” a resident of Brgy. Piliway, also of the same town.

According to the police investigation, the grisly incident took place last April 28 during the fiesta celebration of Brgy. Limba.

The victim and the suspect were drinking at the house of a village councilor when they got into a heated argument that prompted the suspect to take his “itak” and stab the victim in different parts of the body.

The suspect voluntarily surrendered to the police and was accompanied by the barangay officials.
(ALYSSA G. PLANA, EASTERN SAMAR STATE UNIVERSITY, STUDENT INTERN)

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