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Describe Your Role At OOm.<\/h2>\n
I\u2019m a writer. We create original content for OOm and our clients. We also conceptualise topics for blogs and social media posts and manage social media accounts for some clients. Hmmm\u2026 what else? Well, basically we make sure that there\u2019s no Lorem Ipsum on any of our clients\u2019 webpages.<\/p>\n
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What Would You Rather Do: Swim In Maldives Or Climb Mount Everest? Why?<\/h2>\n
Swim in Maldives. \u2018Coz there\u2019s a lesser chance of dying. Haha!<\/p>\n
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Who\u2019s Your Favourite Game Of Thrones Character? Why?<\/h2>\n
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Tyrion Lannister, portrayed by Peter Dinklage. He\u2019s the smallest character but he\u2019s the wisest. He has a heart but he\u2019s never afraid to sacrifice the ones he loves for the benefit of doing what is right \u2013 like the part where he murdered his father, Tywin, and his girlfriend, Shay.<\/p>\n
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Among all the characters in Thrones, he is the most clever and most exciting of all. I remember the part when I thought he already died in a battle between Stannis Baratheon and the realm of King Geoffrey, where he acted as the leader of the palace troops. I poured real tears, man! But, he came back in the next episodes \u2013 alive and still kicking asses.<\/p>\n
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I still believe that he is one of the three dragon heads that will be left alive to rule the Seven Kingdoms. Also, Dinklage played the part really, really well.<\/p>\n
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Ok. I\u2019m turning off my GOT geekiness now. Thank you. :p<\/p>\n
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As A Writer, What Topics Do You Like Writing About<\/h2>\n
I like to write about travel, art, music, events, and one-on-one interviews about prominent people. But for some reason, most of the tasks assigned to me are about cosmetic surgery, fashion, shopping, and pest control. Haha! I mean, that\u2019s fine. But I find it a little hard to write about girly things \u2018cos I\u2019m not really that \u2018girly\u2019.<\/p>\n
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If Today Was Your Last Day On Earth, What Would You Eat?<\/h2>\n
One whole Lechon! No further explanation is needed. Hahaha!<\/p>\n
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What Do You Find Most Fulfilling In Your Work?<\/h2>\n
To be honest, writing is fulfilling on its own \u2013 with or without any perks. It\u2019s something that I can do for the rest of my life. I will always be willing to write anything and everything for anybody. When I\u2019m sad, I write. When I\u2019m bored, I write. When I\u2019m happy, I write.<\/p>\n
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But, the most fulfilling of all is knowing that someone is actually reading the articles that I post and when someone is recognising me for doing a good job. Just a simple \u201cit\u2019s approved\u201d can make my heart melt like cheese on top of a hot, steamy pizza.<\/p>\n
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What\u2019s Your Biggest Achievement While Working In OOm?<\/h2>\n
More than being one of the writers who did the case study for our award-winning Markies entry? Hahaha! Just kidding. But yeah, Kris and I did that\u2026 It was a really rewarding experience, \u2018cos I\u2019ve never won anything before. Haha!<\/p>\n
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But, I think it\u2019s the energy that I brought in the office. They always tell me that before I arrived, they barely talked to each other. But since I really can\u2019t stand a quiet environment, I always make sure to talk to everyone in the office. EVERYONE! Building a stronger camaraderie amongst all the members of the team, and using my irresistible charm, I think, is my biggest achievement by far. HAHAHAHAHAHA!<\/p>\n
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How Do You Keep Yourself Productive At Work?<\/h2>\n
I take breaks. Seriously.<\/p>\n
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I ALWAYS give myself a couple of minutes, after each project, to relax my brain so I won\u2019t drain my creative juices. In that way, I can finish some of my tasks easily. I don\u2019t force myself to write if I can\u2019t (unless it\u2019s the deadline and I haven\u2019t started anything yet). I give myself some space and I don\u2019t crowd my mind with tasks. I don\u2019t work hard. I work smart.<\/p>\n
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Oh, also, I daydream. A LOT. It helps in organising my thoughts. Haha!<\/p>\n
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How Do You Keep Clients Satisfied With The Services Of OOm?<\/h2>\n
I give more than what they asked for, and I don\u2019t just act as they say. I always make sure that I give inputs and suggestions, and say if there\u2019s something that can still be improved. I tend to collaborate instead of working like a machine. In that way, we can produce better results.<\/p>\n
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What Do You Love About OOm?<\/h2>\n
They always give me the creative freedom on all of my projects. OOm gives me the liberty to hone my skills while working on real accounts. It\u2019s like a combination of a playground and a battlefield \u2013 you can do anything to satisfy your passion in any way you want to do it, but you have to do it right because it\u2019s affecting the business.<\/p>\n
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And I think it\u2019s one of the best things about OOm; they don\u2019t limit you for as long as you\u2019re doing your tasks right. The challenge to balance creative freedom and self-discipline is a strong foundation to be a better individual. It\u2019s good to have that opportunity here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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