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Jon Martin S. Villanueva
BSIT-IV
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Things to remember

1. Work Habits
One of the most important things that I’ve learned during my stay in southville is the 5c’s this includes the commitment to achieve. This word is just simple but has a lot of meaning if you ask other people’s opinion. Once we graduate and get a job we all want to do well and improve our careers and be able to be successful. With the guidance of the 5c’s we can make this happen.
I learned how to be disciplined and to persevere in order to excel academics. SISC’s curriculum also trained me to become responsible and to be equipped with the 5C's—Competence, Character, Creativity, Collaboration, and Commitment to Achieve - qualities that empowered me to become a leader in my chosen field."

Communication Skills:
Southville is an English speaking campus from grade school up to college they all speak in English because of competitiveness. Not in a bad way but having an advantage to other people when it comes in speaking or in other words you are bilingual. As we graduated we will always bring our 5c’s with us because like our mother she will always repeat what she said until you can’t get it right or it is not getting in your mind.

2. Attitude
You can't build anything without a solid foundation. The "A" is for Attitude - the foundation sustaining all successful people. Attitude is the "advance man" of our true selves. Southville allowed me to learn things pivotal in my field of study while at the same time encouraging me to pursue the things that I’m passionate about

3. Work Ethics
Resolve yourself that work is exactly what the name implies. Although you may enjoy your work and even find it fun, it is still work and you need to approach it with a positive attitude and have outstanding ethics.
Productivity