Enterprise!

INTRICT Diaries - Week 4
*I don't have a week 3. I think there was no post assigned for week 3.

I learned that:
1. China is to blame for the increase of prices of rice and oil! China talaga oh! Joke
2. To Sir Oli, Announcing that there will be a test 5 minutes before the actual is not a surprise quiz since he still announced it 5 MINUTES before the test
3. That wherever there's a McDo, Jollibee will also build one near it. Although it never went vice versa
4. Watch out for Sir Oli's "Announced" quizzes so be always prepared. Study! Especially in advance!

Hahaha but that's not all, we would ofcourse learn something new, And when I mean that something relating to our course duh. Okay so we took this "Announced" test from Sir Oli and the contents weren't familiar to most of us. It was about Computer Enterprising, Business Units, etc... And since the majority got a Single Digit Score, The test wasn't graded. Pinagbigyan kami. *cough* *cough*. So there's nothing to be shy about and I'm proud to say I got nothing but a big fat SIX!! haha.

So what did we learn? After the test there was ample amount of time for Sir Oli to teach us the contents he put in the test. And he continued it on our following meeting. And here I learned the Basic Structure/Chart of a business organization. I will no longer get confused about job positions and their levels. The President or CEO (Chief Executive Officer) is the highest position in the structure and under it are three more chiefs: We have the CFO (Chief Financial Officer), The COO (Chief Operations Officer), and ofcourse the pride of the IT industry, The CIO (Chief Informations Officer).

And this is where the nine units come to the picture. Under the CFO is the Accounting and Finance Department with a VP to lead it, under the CIO is the IT Department also led by another VP. Here it is. It's the COO that has the remaining seven units/departments under it. That's quite a lot! Each ofcourse, is ran by a VP of it's own. The following departments are: Human Resources (HR), Engineering/Product Development, Manufacturing, Marketing, Sales, Distribution, and Customer Service.

Well this is what I've learned so far. I'm still not sure exactly what the specific responsibilities of each units are. That's why their being taught to us right? hahaha... I'm gonna go study about and that and probably put them on my next INTRICT adventure... I mean post...