Welcome To My Blog
Hi! My name is Simon, your friendly cyberhood fellow. Welcome to my humble crib. Please write on my guest book, at the bottom this blog. If you have questions you can post and ask questions, suggestions, and other comments. Please don't hesitate and leave a comment.
For my beloved (Former) Korean students you are all very welcome here too, you can change the whole text of my blog to Hangul by pressing the Korean flag on the left column of this blog (it's a translator blog). This is for you to understand my entries here.
To my friends I hope this blog helps you to find some of your interest. Please feel at home.
FYI: The word "Spicusians" was made by my fellow online English tutor "John Rolex" as a sort of a nickname for us tutor he's also working for Spicus.Inc. It was inspired from the movie "300." But since that I am not working in Spicus Inc. anymore the name has no meaning.
Other definition, it means a person who always speak its mind. A person who can't express its feeling outside, but found a medium, a way to bring out its mind and feeling.
NOTICE
"Spicusian's Blog had nothing do to with Spicus Inc. or to any on-line phone English companies (ESL). This is a personal blog where I express my thoughts, opinions, feelings on certain issues, events, situations, etc. I also provide some tips for ESL students on how to hone their English Speaking skills."
It's been almost 3 weeks now since I left Online English Tutor world. Now I'm faciga new world which is the BPO (Business Processing Outsourcing) or Call Center Industry. I barely passed the foundation training and moving to product training. I heard it is bloody than the foundation training that I had and it's like a reality show that someone will get eliminated after a week of pressure pack training and phone simulations.
I feel hanging, because you don't know what will happen becuase it's a new field and there are lot of things to learn specially in Customer Service and on how to deal Americans. As of now I'm still catching and adapting to this world. Experience is a best teacher.
Aside from call center trainings, I also into voice acting training. I finally grasp the stepping stone of my dream job. I'll do my very best to excel on it and grab any opportunity to make a name or to stablish myself in this industry. Soon I will be a full pledge professional voice actor, voice over. I'm excited on what's happening and hoping to hang on..
Even in the Philippines, speaking the English language is very important too. Like in South Korea, it make an applicant (who's looking for a job) more competitive, and to get hired in a good position and company. Also to earn more money you need English language like in call center industries. I would like to share this funny fiction letter. Please bare and try to catch what it says.
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Arigato
First of all thank you, for those people who signed on my guestbook. I dearly appreciate your compliments, I hope you're enjoying your visits here. All of you are always welcome to visit my blog. ^-^
Secondly, for those friends who's enjoying their visiting this blog, thank you. Please don't be shy to sign on my sign book or send a comment. Please visit this blog again.
Sarang-hamnida! / Thank you and Good Day.
