Convergys’ Splash of Joy 2016

My current company Convergys Philippines held its Family Day 2016 at the Megatent, C-5 Road, Libis, Quezon City last month. It was my first time to be at Megatent and first time to attend a Family Day. I’m single so I seldom attend events like this.

The event is full of activities for parents and kids – shower by fire trucks, concert, indoor games, mechanical bull, and carnival games for kids, etc. There are also a lot of concessionaires that offer several foods to employees, family and friends.

There are sample products for the family – mostly milk and cheese – and a booth by Smart. There’s also a giant slide in the form of a sinking Titanic ship. The only thing that pissed a lot of employees is the absence of extra food stub for the invited family members (Plus Two). The P150 food stub is only for the employee.

Convergys could probably have created employees fun day instead since it’s under budget for the food. Anyway, it’s a nice thing to attend and be able to see what it is like in Megatent and to meet fellow employees outside of work.

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Mark McMahon for Convergys’ “Give A Bag Of Hope”

Mark Elardo McMahon is a Scottish-Filipino who gained popularity when he became a model of Bench and a player for Azkals. He’s now the face of Convergys’ “Give A Bag Of Hope” campaign.

Several posters of Mark McMahon with a kid and a blue bag from Convergys are all over our site. LCD monitors were even placed in our elevator lobbies to play the following video/commercial 24/7.

 

“Give A Bag Of Hope” is the newest charitable campaign of Convergys Philippines to give bags of school supplies to pupils from chosen elementary schools. There are 3 ways Convergys’ employees can give these blue bags of hope:

1. By referring – through the Convergys’ Employee Referral Program (ERP). Convergys’ employees are encouraged to refer their family, and friends to apply.
2. By donating school supplies – including writing notebooks, composition notebooks, pencils, sharpeners, erasers and crayons. CVG employees are encouraged to have their family and friends make a donation to this worthy cost.
3. By salary deduction – of P500 per bag. A signed Salary Deduction Form will do the trick.

If you want to help in this campaign (and also land a job) why don’t you start by sending your resume to elmerlovesoreo(at)gmail(dot)com and I’ll forward it to our site HR.

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Let’s give a bag of hope.

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