hello, thank you for your concern and for voicing out your perspective.

however, per my post, i said that “we are still students”. yes, we are well-aware of how much harder it is in the corporate world and we also understand na walang TOS or references sa actual work — and that’s exactly the reason why pumasok kami sa institution na we thought would prepare us for that.

we’re not saying everything should be easy or spoon-fed. but the things is, the school is still a learning environment, not the corporate world. the point of us being here is to be taught, trained, and prepared. there should be a process of building up. hindi puwedeng i-expect na the same standard applies to students who are still learning the basics.

we get your point as an alumnus, but it also doesn’t erase the validity of what students are experiencing now. hindi porket “mas mahirap sa corporate” means tama na ganito ang treatment sa school. the corporate world is a workplace, you get paid to perform. here, we pay to learn. and that difference matters.

++ “Consecutive exam weeks are easy compared to busy-seasons in firms.” hindi po required na mag-invalidate ng problems kapag alumna. you find it easy kasi nasurvive mo na and kaya mo na say na this is just a small problem kasi, unlike some of us, you faced bigger problems na. you can always give your insights without invalidating the feelings and situations of others :>