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DAILY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING IN THE CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICAL,
ADMINISTRATIVE, AND MANAGERIAL COMPETENCIES
Day 24 – July 23, 2025 (Wednesday)
PART 1. TABLE
DAILY ACTIVITY WORK RECORD
Date Activity/ies Objective/s Actual Problem/s Action/s Lesson/s
Accomplishm Encountere Taken Learned
ent/s d
23 1.
July Work-from- Work-from- Limited Used Flexibility and
To continue
2025 home tasks home tasks access to available resourcefulne
included productivity included resources digital files ss are key
despite work
journal journal writing and and when working
writing and suspension and compiling reference coordinated remotely.
through
compiling portfolio. materials. with
portfolio. remote tasks. teammates
online.
Source: Team 6/Jhon Lorenz U. Nadua, Batch Manawari July 2025
PART 2. NARRATIVE
Objectives. The goal for the day was to remain productive despite the suspension of
work in government offices. While on-site work was temporarily halted, I aimed to
continue fulfilling my OJT requirements through remote tasks. I planned to write and
revise my daily journal; compile needed documents for our final portfolio and organize
my digital files. I also intended to review past outputs for consistency and reflect on
what I’ve learned throughout the training. Making meaningful progress despite limited
access to our usual work environment was a personal challenge I wanted to overcome.
Actual Accomplishment/s. Due to the suspension of work as stated under
Memorandum Circular No. 90, our team was unable to report to the Provincial
Engineer’s Office. However, I took this as an opportunity to catch up and stay on track. I
completed journal entries for the past days and made revisions based on observations
and feedback. I also started compiling project records, activity logs, and reports that will
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form part of my final portfolio. Reviewing old reports helped me recall key learnings and
improvements I’ve gained so far.
Moreover, I coordinated with my teammates via online messaging to clarify details and
align outputs. We exchanged references and templates to ensure our portfolios meet
the required standards. I also reviewed a previously borrowed sample portfolio, which
helped me understand the structure and formatting expected for the final submission.
Being able to visualize the portfolio’s layout made the process more efficient.
Problem/s Encountered. One of the main difficulties I faced during the day was limited
access to office-exclusive documents and printed references. These materials would
have helped me verify data and improve the accuracy of my records. Additionally, the
work-from-home setup made it more tempting to become distracted and less focused.
Without the structure of an office environment and direct supervision, it took more effort
to stay on task. Internet connectivity was not consistent either, which caused some
delays in coordination with my groupmates.
Action/s Taken. To overcome these issues, I relied on saved digital copies and
materials from previous activities. I also followed a clear to-do list to structure my time
and remain productive throughout the day. Prioritizing tasks that did not require internet
access allowed me to continue working even when offline. When connectivity improved,
I resumed coordination with my teammates and reviewed updated files shared in our
group. This collaboration helped fill in the gaps caused by missing references.
Lesson/s Learned. Today’s experience emphasized the importance of adaptability and
personal discipline, especially in a remote work environment. Being productive outside
the typical workspace requires time management, self-motivation, and a proactive
mindset. I learned that progress is possible even under limited conditions, if we make
use of the resources available and stay committed to our goals. Most importantly, I
realized that consistent effort no matter how small can lead to significant results over
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time. This experience also reminded me how collaboration, even virtually, remains
essential for clarity and team alignment. Staying open to feedback, organizing our files
properly, and finding ways to keep moving forward even in uncertain conditions are
habits that will serve us in our future careers.
PART 3. DOCUMENTARY SUPPORT
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Sustaining productivity during suspension through report writing, grade submissions,
and peer output review.
Shot taken by: Ms. Jhana Kate U. Nadua
PART 4. DEFINITION OF TERMS
4.1 ABBREVIATIONS
4.2 ACRONYMS
4.3 DEFINITION OF TERMS
4.4 SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
ChatGPT
Google Docs automatic correction
End of report.
FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Submitted on 23 July 2025.
Prepared by: Submitted to:
JHON LORENZ U. NADUA FELIX A. JIZMUNDO
Trainee, Team 6, Batch Manawari OJT Program Director
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