Patrick Asher B.
Manar
Address: 15 A Mackenzie Road Singapore
Contact: 94228311
Email address: ashpa3k@yahoo.com
Objective: To be apart of the company were I can share my
Skills and knowledge, that provide avenue to the growth and development
of the person and to be one of the biggest assets of your company.
Working Experience:
COFFEBREAK CAFÉ INTERNATIONAL, INC
March 10, 2008 – October 29, 2008.
Position: waiter/cashier/barista
Job description:
1 Greeting the customer with a smile
2 Making daily report base on the sales everyday
3 Monitor cash flow and expenses if everything is been recorded
4 Operating, cleaning and maintaining all tools (e.g. blenders, food processors,
paring knives)that are used on the job
5 Clean as you go
6 Ensure that each customer receives outstanding service by providing a friendly
environment, which include greeting and acknowledging every customer,
maintaining solid product knowledge and all other aspects of customer service.
2 Taking orders from customers for food or beverages
3 Check with customers to ensure that they are enjoying their meals
and take action to correct any problems
4 Give full customer service and encourage guests to come back
Seminars/Trainings
1 ON JOB TRAINING:
CENTENIAL PLAZA HOTEL EON
August-September 2009
2 COMMERCIAL COOKING-NC2:
KRYZ Culinary Arts Restaurant and services Institute
August-July 2009
3 ATTITUDES AND WORKING BEHAVIORS OF A SEAFARER
Grand Hotel, Iloilo City
February 5, 2007
4 ON JOB TRAINING:
MARINA RESTAURANT
Sen. B. Aquino Ave., Iloilo City
February 4, 2006- March 6, 2006.
5 ACTUAL SHIPBOARD TRAINING:
NEGROS NAVIGATION CO., INC, Iloilo
March 08, 2006 - March 13, 2006
6 CROWD AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT
John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University, Iloilo
June 12 , 2007- June 14, 2007
7 BASIC SAFETY TRAINING
Personal Survival Techniques
Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting
Elementary First Aid
Personal Safety and Social Responsibility
John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University
December 16, 2006- December 23, 2006
SKILLS&PERSONALITY
8 Cooking and baking
9 Self-motivated and dedicated to work
10 Natural fondness of making friends and meeting different kind of people with a
smile
11 Cashier
12 Barista
13 Computer Literate
14 Speak in English
Educational attainment:
College: John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation Maritime University.
M.H. Del Pilar Street, Molo, Iloilo City
2005 –2007
Secondary: Sun Yat Sen High School
Mapa ST. Iloilo City
1998-2002
Primary: Colegio De Las Hijas De |Jesus
Ledesma Street, Iloilo City
1992-1998
Personal information:
Birth date: Dec. 1, 1984
Birth place: Iloilo City
Age: 25
Citizenship: Filipino
Civil status: single
Gender: male
Height: 170cm
Religion: Roman Catholic
Reference:
Vic Wendell A. Viernes
Marina Bay Sands
Supervisor, Guest Services
Mobile:92-41-02-57
Renee T. Taclobos
Travel Consultant
Carlson Wagonlit Travel
Mobile:82183324
Singapore girls - a challenge to
love
Star, Malaysia
February 13, 2005
Insight Down South By Seah Chiang Nee
E DUCATED and financially independent,
the new Singaporean woman is running into a
wall of male traditions that is leaving some
holes in their relationship, including marriage.
The trend had been building up over a couple
of decades. In few other countries have
women made larger strides in education and
careers than in Singapore.
During the past few decades they have caught
up with, and even overtaken, men in fields
they had once dominated.
In university, women still outnumber men 55-
45 with many moving strongly into subjects
like media, mathematics, law and engineering,
among others.
Recently girls won seven of the top 11 awards
for A-level Physics, which had long been a
boys’ domain.
Island-wide, women have moved into the
highest ranks of the corporate world and
commanded artillery units or police divisions,
as well as trained jetfighter pilots. Ten women,
aged 20-40, are planning to climb Mount
Everest.
In short, the new female is able, confident and
more than holding up half the heavens, but not
getting equal success in their relationship with
men.
This is running smack into a traditional male
value of wanting to be seen wearing the pants,
causing a growing “incompatibility”.
Better education has also led to the woman
being perceived as too ambitious, self-centred
and materialistic, not qualities that promote
romance.
As a consequence, more men are choosing
their brides from abroad, especially from
China, Vietnam and most of all Malaysia,
where historical links remain strong.
I attended five weddings in the last eight
months that reflected the trend.
Four of the brides were from Malaysia and
China and only one was local. I was told this
was becoming a trend that government
matchmakers have failed to correct.
One groom with a Johor bride said he had
found Singaporean girls too materialistic and
demanding. “One specifically set a condition:
no living with my parents. She wasn’t happy
dating on public buses.”
The women’s relentless pursuit of a career had
come at the expense of learning to do simple
household chores like cooking, ironing or
looking after babies.
“If you want to marry a Singapore girl you
must be prepared to eat at hawker centres for
life,” one male cynic said.
A marriage agency owner told a radio
interviewer how some of the girls had, on the
first date, plied the men with questions like:
What is your degree and earnings? Do you
own a condo? “And they’re surprised when
they didn’t get a second date,” she said.
Others find them picky, untrusting and
calculative towards love and marriage.
Results of recently released research have
found that one in five Singaporean wives is
hiding her assets from her husband for fear
that he will squander them or in case the
marriage fails.
This 20% here compares with France (7.2%),
USA (7.6%), Brazil (9%), Romania (12%) and
Britain (16.8%).
But there are more hoarders in Japan (38%),
Saudi Arabia (32%) and China (21%).
It doesn’t inspire trust. Another sign is the
increasing number of cases when a private
detective is hired to check on the spouse.
Pre-marital contracts are also becoming more
common among people who want to keep their
assets out of their spouse’s reach in any
divorce. Almost six out of 10 women say in a
survey that they are not submissive, while
two-thirds believe they could live without
men.
The changing female attitude is, of course,
only half the cause.
The other is the man sticking to a traditional
view that it is his right as head to leave the
babies and household work to his working
wife. One in two women here have a job.
The social impact is a growing number of
single women, especially university graduates.
A growing minority is marrying Westerners.
This has prompted a newspaper reader to urge
her well-educated peers to revisit some the
traditional feminine traits.
Her letter followed reports that more
Singaporeans, including young professional
males, were turning abroad for brides.
She said she had worked in Vietnam and
found the girls there feminine, their speech
melodious.
“They work hard without complaining,
carrying loads of cloth and vegetables in the
market stalls and food places. Simple, gentle
and hardworking, it's hard not to fall in love
with them,” she added.
As for the Malaysian ladies, she finds them
“neither loud nor argumentative, (but) pander
to the boys' needs. Not as doormats, but as
cheerful assistants, who see it as their
obligation to help their men without expecting
anything in return.
“Not that they are stupid - oh, no, the
Malaysian girls I know are smart and
hardworking, with careers of their own.
“But when it comes to matters of the heart,
they play the docile, giggly girlfriend with as
much aplomb as their Vietnamese
counterparts. Again, it's easy to see where
their attraction lies.”
In contrast, the Singapore girl is twice as
likely as her Malaysian or Vietnamese
counterpart to stride away in a huff or throw
water in the male's face or hold a public
screaming or crying fit.
“The Singapore girl debates and argues
impassionedly. She wants to win at all costs
and treats her love conquests like those fought
in the office arena. She may be pretty, yes,
smart, yes, but, oh, so demanding.”
The Singapore girl, in short, is a challenge to
love, she added.
Although she may, at the end of the day, be a
supportive and faithful spouse, the barbs
hiding her soft interior are daunting to the
suitor.
“She is materialistic, and loves being so.
Shopping is a major hobby, and looking good
is absolutely essential. The man is but another
accessory, a helper, chauffeur, bag carrier.”
There are, however, some 200,000 men who
have a poor education and a low salary. Their
prospect of marrying a Singapore girl is slim.
One emotional man said online: “I’m fed up
with life. Can’t even find a date let alone a
wife.” For him and the rest, salvation lies in
Vietnam or China.
o Seah Chiang Nee is a veteran journalist
and editor of the information website
littlespeck.com
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