Course Code MGT1101 Course
FINAL REQUIREMENT
Leadership and Requirement: (100% equivalent to Final Exam)
and Title:
Decision Making
Effectivity:
2021 - 2022
Term
1st Semester Doc Status:
Thought Leadership Presentation
Billie Jhonson Quido
Billie Quido Kitchen Equipments
Group Members:
Monique M. Bello
John Demetrie Labios
Rolann James Losito
Rhea Mae R. Marasigan
Genina M. Ramilo
Kathleen Faye U. Victoria
Section 2
November 7, 2021
Table of Contents
Overview /Name of the Business…………………………………………….……………....…....1
Company Address and Contact Details…………………………………………………………...1
Date of Virtual or Online Interview……………………………………………………………….2
Resume of Person Interviewed…………………………………………………………………....2
Interview Guide Questions………………………………………………………………………..3
Transcript of the Interview………………………………………………………………………..5
Photo Documentation…………………………………………………………………………....14
Individual Reflection Paper/Personal Plan……………………………………………………....15
Acknowledgment………………………………………………………………………………...22
References ……………………………………………………………………………………....23
Appendix /Appendices…………………………………………………………………………..24
Overview /Name of the Business
Effective leadership has been recognized as a central determinant of growth and success
within organizational settings ranging from profit seeking enterprises to amateur and professional
athletics, religious organizations, and military units (Judge & Piccolo, 2004; Lowe, Kroeck, &
Sivasubramaniam, 1996; Northouse, 2007). Billie Quido Kitchen Equipment is a stainless steel
manufacturer located in 8th Avenue M.H. Del Pilar St. Caloocan City, Metro Manila,
Philippines. It is a sole proprietorship business owned and managed by Mr. Billie Jhonson
Quido. Mr. Quido’s business is originally their family business and his third type of business.
The stainless steel kitchen equipment industry is growing not only in the Philippines but
also in the world. When making high-quality foods, it is important to use the right kitchen
equipment. In accordance with this, an increasing number of people are now using stainless steel
kitchen equipment in their houses. First, using stainless steel in kitchens avoids risks of having
scratches and stains in the kitchen especially since the kitchen is always used every day. Second,
it doesn’t release toxic substances and doesn’t change the color, flavor of foods, and their smell.
Third, stainless steel is easy to rinse. Because of its smooth surface, it will not be difficult for
people to clean the equipment that will result in saving their time and for doing other things.
Company Address and Contact Details
Billie Quido Kitchen Equipment can be found at 8th Avenue M.H Del Pilar St. Caloocan
City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1400. The business can be contacted by messaging or calling
them at 0925722706 or on its official Facebook page Billie Quido Kitchen Equipment.
Date of Virtual or Online Interview
The purpose of the interview is to evaluate the mutual fit between the candidate and the
leadership role in the hiring organization. Effective interviewing is for the ultimate benefit of
both parties. The virtual or online interview with Billie Jhonson Quido, Billie Quido Kitchen
Equipment owner, was conducted on November 2, 2021, at precisely 8:00 PM. This specific date
and time are according to the availability and with the consent of the interviewee. The conducted
interview strictly follows and observes the Republic act 10173 or the Data Privacy Act 2012
when running the interview. The interviewers will only use all information given in the Thought
Leadership Presentation of Leadership and Decision-Making Course.
Resume of Person Interviewed
Leadership is one of the most important skills to showcase on your CV or resume. Effective
leaders improve efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall business performance. Hiring
managers and recruiters lookout for leadership skills on CVs and resumes. These skills, which
are all part of leadership, are the most important leadership skills to show on your CV or resume
Mr. Billie Jhonson Quido, the owner of Billie Quido Kitchen Equipment, is a
thirty-nine-year-old Stainless Fabrication owner born on April 22, 1982. Mr. Quido is a college
undergraduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Management at
Manila Central University during 2001-2005. His skills involve sales, marketing, graphic design,
video editing, and creativity. Throughout the years, he had a lot of business experiences. He
became an Events Assistant/Eastwood Bazaar (2005-2008), Event Organizer (2008-2012),
Bazaar/Tiangge Business (2012-2016), and Stainless Fabrication Business (2016-present).
Inserted in the appendix section is the resume of Mr. Quido.
Interview Guide Questions
1. As a business person, do you prefer to:
a. manage the business by yourself.
b. manage the business by yourself and by family members.
c. manage the business by yourself and hire employees.
2. One thing I enjoy most of my business is: _______________________________
3. Do you keep a journal or record of your daily business operations?
a. YES, because it helps me to think about the future of my business.
b. YES, because I want to have something to share with my employees and family.
c. NO, I do not keep any journal or record of my daily business operation because it
is not my nature.
d. NO, I do not keep any journal or record of my daily business operation because I
entrusted it to someone (my employee or a member of my family).
4. How long have you been into this kind of business? Is this your first time/second
time/third time to venture into entrepreneurship?
5. In life as well as in business, nothing is certain or future-proof? Do you plan to obtain or
have obtained insurance security for your business?
a. YES, I plan insurance security for my business.
b. YES, I already obtained insurance security for my business.
c. NO, I have no plan of getting insurance security for my business.
6. What inspired you to choose the path that you took?
7. As an entrepreneur, do you consider yourself successful in business? How do you define
success?
8. How did you get through all of the hardship and challenges during this pandemic?
9. As a business owner, what important advice would you give to those aspiring
entrepreneurs?
10. What is one of the most complex challenges that you’ve faced as an entrepreneur?
Transcript of the Interview
MS. BELLO: Good Evening sir Billie! Thank you for this opportunity to make a short
interview, in line with this the interview strictly follows and observes the Republic Act
10173 or the Data Privacy Act 2012 when running the interview. The interviewers will
only use all information given in the Thought Leadership Presentation of Leadership and
Decision-Making Course. And the members of this group are: Genina Ramilo, Monique
M. Bello, Kathleen Faye U. Victoria, Rhea Marasigan, Rolann James Losito, and John
Demetrie Labios.
MR. LOSITO: Mr. Quido, can you give us some information about yourself and your business?
MR. QUIDO: I’m Billie Jhonson Quido, 39 years old from Caloocan City. Yung business ko is
stainless fabrication. We manufacture stainless kitchen Equipments. Usually mga tables,
mga pang restaurant, mga ganon. Ayun.
[I’m Billie Jhonson Quido, 39 years old, from Caloocan City. My business is stainless
fabrication. We manufacture stainless kitchen equipment, usually like tables and
restaurant equipment.]
MR. LABIOS: Thank you for that sir, can we now proceed to our interview questions?
MR. QUIDO: Ok sir, sir John.
MR. LABIOS: For our 1st interview question, As a business person, what do you prefer?
Manage the business by yourself, manage the business by yourself and by family
members, manage the business by yourself and hire employees? And why is that your
choice?
MR. QUIDO: For me syempre mas maganda if, I manage my business pero syempre minsan ‘di
natin maiwasan na may mga family members na gustong pumasok sa akin. Minsan
friends pa nga diba. Pero syempre kung sa akin lang, mas maganda if by yourself, kasi
syempre ‘yong decision mo, sayo lang. Kasi mahirap pag may family members kung
tutuusin eh dahil kung minsan kailangan mo silang pagalitan pero ‘di mo magawa diba.
Siguro pwede rin na maghire ka ng employees--mas prefer ko din yun.
[For me, it is better if I manage my business. But, there are times that some family
members and friends want to work for my business. Honestly, I prefer to manage the
business by myself, because I will only make decisions by myself. It is hard to have family
members in the business because sometimes when you need to scold them, you will
refrain yourself from doing it because they are your family. I also prefer to hire
employees.]
MR. LABIOS: Ok sir, thank you sir. For our second question, what is the one thing you enjoy
the most about your business?
MR. QUIDO: Ah syempre yung ano, unang-una yung experience. Syempre sa pakikipag-usap
sa ibang tao, siguro second thing nalang yung income.
[The one thing that I enjoyed the most is the experience like talking to other people and
the customers. For me, the income would be the second thing.]
MS. VICTORIA: Ok sir for the third question po, do you keep a journal or record of your daily
business operations? Like a separate [journal], [for example] a journal for your personal
use and for the business?
MR. QUIDO: Ah oo, syempre importante yun eh. Kasi syempre una, yung journal syempre sa
BIR kailangan natin yun pero syempre gumagawa din ako ng para sakin para marecord
ko kung kung kamusta yung business, kamusta yung sales natin, kung nagpro-progress ba
siya o nagde-decelerate. Syempre pinaka-reference natin eh kung kamusta yung business
natin eh. Kung nagging successful ba siya o hindi.
[Of course, it is important. First, the journal is needed for BIR but I also keep one for
myself to track and record the business including the sales, progress and loss. Second, it
will be our reference on the performance of the business if it is successful or not.]
MS. VICTORIA: Thank you for that, sir. For the 4th question, how long have you been into this
kind of business? Is this your first time/second time/third time to venture into
entrepreneurship?
MR. QUIDO: Bale itong business ko na stainless fabrication is pang-apat na taon ko na ngayon.
Then, hindi lang naman ito yung first time na nag business ako. Nag business kasi ako
nung una kasama ko yung wife ko as [an] event’s organizer, tumagal siya siguro mga 4
years din. Then syempre may maganda-- di maganda yung nangyari, bumagsak kasi yung
bazaar is hindi naman siya tumagal eh. Naglabasan yung mga tiangge. Kasi magkaiba
yung bazaar sa tiangge. Then, nag-tiangee kami sumunod. Umabot siya ng mga 5 years
pero syempre ang tiangge naman pinatay naman ng mga online business kasi yung iba
online na eh like kagaya ngayon yung mga Shopee, Lazada. Ngayon naman, ito talaga
yung pinaka-family business namin from my mom and dad, inenherit ko na lang kung
pano magpatakbo kaya ayun so far okay naman.
[I am in my fourth year in this stainless fabrication business. This is not my first time
doing business. My first business was as an event’s organizer with my wife and it lasted
for four years. Unfortunately, something bad happened, the bazaar did not last longer
and eventually failed. Tiangges suddenly came out. Bazaar and tiangge are different.
Later on, we tried tiangge and it took only 5 years but we lost it since online businesses
emerged in the market, for example Shopee, Lazada. And the business we have now is our
family business from my mother and father, I inherited and learned how to run, so far
everything is doing good. ]
MS. BELLO: Sir for the 5th question po, In life as well as in business, nothing is certain or
future-proof? Do you plan to obtain or have obtained insurance security for your
business?
MR. QUIDO: Syempre uhm mas maganda kung may insurance syempre pag kunyaring...
insurance for my business no tama? Yes mas maganda kung may ganon para if ever na
medyo gipit tayo, meron tayong pwedeng puntahan
[Of course, it is much better if there's insurance if ever... For my business right? Yes,
much better if you have that, if ever that we are sort of money, there will be something to
run on.]
MS. BELLO: Ok, thank you po. So for the 6th question po. What inspired you to choose this
path or choose the path that you took?
MR. QUIDO: Syempre ano, family. Syempre kailangan mag-provide tayo sa family, sa
syempre sa mga anak ko, para sa future nila. Ayun naman talaga kasi karamihan ng tao
mas nagiging responsible pag may family na. Mas nagiging focus sila sa buhay. Syempre
kailangan mo mag provide sa pamilya mo kaya kailangan magsipag, mag-isip ng paraan
kung pano kumita.
[Of course, my family. Of course, we need to provide for our family needs, for my
children, for their future. That’s usually the thing we all do to be more responsible if you
already have a family. Could be more focused on their lives. Of course, you need to
provide for your family's needs and wants, that’s why you need to be more hardworking,
think of a way to earn.]
MS. MARASIGAN: For the 7th question po, as an entrepreneur, do you consider yourself
successful in business? And how do you define success?
MR. QUIDO: Para sa akin. Successful is hindi pa eh, parang, masasabi ko lang is siguro,
pag may kailangan na kami, may nakukuhaan kami, hindi yung kagaya dati na yung
mangungutang ka ng mangungutang sa ibang tao. Siguro ano palang, progressing palang,
hindi pa siya successful. Siguro kung success pano ko ba madedefine, siguro kung meron
ka ng lahat, or napa-graduate mo na yung mga anak mo, then ayun na, parang
nakapahinga ka nalang. Siguro yun na yon.
[For me, I would say that my business is not yet considered as successful. But unlike
before, when we are in need, we do not approach other people to borrow money because
we can get something from the business. As I see it, it is a progressing business and not
yet successful. I honestly believe that I can only define success if we have everything in
life and make our children finish their studies, then I think that’s all and all we have to do
is to rest. I think, that’s all. ]
MS. MARASIGAN: Thank you po. 8th question po, how did you get through all of the hardship
and challenges during this pandemic?
MR. QUIDO: Actually mahirap eh, kasi sinusubukan tayo ng panahon kung pano tayo magiging
matatag. I think syempre, karamihan din ng tao, dati yung mga iba kasi diba mga
nakapahinga na sa bahay eh pandemic, alam nila walang trabaho, pero nakakagawa sila
ng paraan ngayon nago-online madami naggra-grab diba, mga nagla-lalamove, mga
nagmomotor, ganon din naman sa business ko, syempre walang dumarating na customer
syempre magkakaroon ka dapat ng strategy kung pano yung ikaw yung lalapit sa
customer, ayun. Mahirap pero kailangan gawin para kumita para masustain natin yung
business.
[Actually, it was hard to get through all of the hardship and challenges during this
pandemic because I think that we are being tested on how stable or strong we are as a
person. Other people who don’t have jobs and who are staying at home find ways to have
earnings or income through delivering goods and services like grab and lalamove. Just
like them, I find ways on how to cope with the situation because there are no customers. I
need to think of strategies on how to approach and attract customers. This experience
was hard but I needed to do it to have an income and to sustain my business.]
MS. RAMILO: For the next question sir, what important advice would you give to those
aspiring entrepreneurs?
MR. QUIDO: Siguro sa experience ko, siguro dream big lang kasi kung magbbusiness
kayo, syempre yung pinakamataas na antas na eh, kasi syempre minsan ka lang mangarap
na, yung pinakamalaki na. Ayun lang siguro.
[Based on my experience, my advice would be to dream big because if you will start a
business, then you should aim for the highest level. It is not so often for us to dream so we
should aim for the biggest dream we want.]
MS. RAMILO: Thank you for that sir. And for the last question, what is one of the most
complex challenges that you’ve faced as an entrepreneur?
MR. QUIDO: Syempre yung pag nag-uumpisa. Syempre lakas ng loob, on my part, may
makakalaban kang mga kaibigan, minsan kamag-anak ganon. Yung pag nag-uumpisa
pero pag nagamay mo na yung business, is parang ima-maintain mo nalang. Or siguro
mas ii-improve mo kasi kailangan, para updated ka lagi eh. Kailangan makakasabay ka sa
panahon eh. Lalo na ngayon na puro online na, kailangan ganon.
[Definitely the beginning. Certainly the courage, on my part, we can not avoid to
compete with friends, sometimes relatives. It is a challenge most especially when starting
but if you are accustomed to the business, you will only have to maintain it. Or I think,
you have to improve it because it is necessary so you can be more updated. You need to
match the time most especially today, more on online strategy.]
MS. VICTORIA: Thank you for that sir that would be the end of our interview. One last thing
po Sir Quido, we would like to request for a photo opportunity with you for our photo
documentation.
MR. QUIDO: Panong photo ano?
[What type of photo?]
MS. VICTORIA: Ano lang po sa screen lang, ay sa camera po. Opo.
[Just look at the screen sir, the camera rather.]
1…2...3.... Thank you po.
The interview that was conducted and all the information obtained will be only used for
our activity in the Thought Leadership Presentation in our course, Leadership and
Decision-Making. Thank you so much Sir Quido for imparting your knowledge and
sharing with us your answers to our queries. Also, we thank you for sparing us your
precious time. It is our pleasure to be able to have an interview with you today. That
would be all, thank you so much po.
MR. QUIDO: Thank you, thank you.
Photo Documentation
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lw6yCDpOlHESsaoEc_3tfeEAR-h7jN7F/view?usp=sharing
Individual Reflection Paper/Personal Plan
Ms. Monique M. Bello
Having the ability to influence and guide followers is a big opportunity for any kind of us.
Leadership makes us stronger and proud. Because being an effective leader, a lot of skills are
needed. To make us great leaders, we must have a vision and the passion to achieve success.
Everyone can be a leader. In fact, maybe you’ve been a leader before but you didn’t realize. It is
important to have leadership because it allows us to communicate and further improve our skills
for a better outcome.
I have realized that when building a company or a business I should consider having a
passion and perseverance. Also it’s best to have durability as a leader in this time of crisis.
During the thought leadership presentation of leadership and decision-making, it makes me
understand and have a better knowledge on how a business runs and how I should act as a leader
in the near future. This kind of opportunity is such a big help not only to me but also to my team.
It is a privilege to have a short interview and talk with a businessman, as a college student it
gives me thought and understanding of what kind of economy I may face if ever I enter business
and probably I know what I’m going to do.
Mr. John Demetrie Labios
Being a leader is a very challenging task for anyone. Leadership comes with great
responsibility. A leader is the one who is responsible for making the necessary decisions for his
institution to become successful. Even before you become a leader, you will face many
challenges that will challenge you on how great a leader you can be. It will also help you to
know your strengths and weaknesses.
Thought leadership presentation of Leadership and decision-making course helps us,
future leaders, develop our skills as a leader by having an interview with an individual we call a
successful leader in their business. It can be an excellent start for us since we can get some
knowledge from a knowledgeable one who already has the experience and background to
become a successful leader. As a future leader, I always want to learn more and improve my
leadership skills, and I want to become a leader who will earn all my constituents' trust and
respect. Having time to talk with someone who already has the background on becoming a
successful leader is vital for us to improve.
To become one of the few successful leaders comes great sacrifices, hard work, and
learnings. In the interview, we make with Mr. Billie Quido, owner of Billie Quido Kitchen
Equipment. Since he experienced the challenges that a business person can experience in his life
before achieving success, it helped me realize that as a college student, future accountant, and
individual, I must consistently be strong enough to face all the challenges that I will encounter.
Sacrifice things that I don't need to be innovative and have many ideas inside my bag. Always
stand up and find new ways to be a better leader. So that one day, I can call myself a successful
leader that leads the business or institution I will work for in its success.
Mr. Rolann James Losito
A leader’s personality says a lot about how he/she leads an organization. A leader must
have a strong characteristic and perseverance to overcome the challenges that come with
influencing the members and the business itself. A leader must also be resilient in facing
problems in the business because problems do not stop from coming as much as we want to get
rid of them. And last, a leader must be brave and accept failures; he must have a strong will to
persevere through the failures and challenges.
The interview with Mr. Billie Quido turned out well and very inspiring because of all the
hardships that he has been through. He discussed to us how his first three businesses were not
successful and how he bounced back. It is a truly amazing story. Listening to him was very
motivating for me because it is also connected to my course and desired path. I gained
knowledge from the interview on how to be a leader and a businessman in the future. I also
learned that we must face the failures of our decisions to gain more wisdom and experience then
the next time we try again we are stronger and wiser with our decisions. Mr. Quido truly brought
inspiration and advice in his success story and he was able to open up a huge door for me and my
group mates to take challenges and dream big because you are only going to set the goal once,
why not set the goal on its highest.
Ms. Rhea Mae R. Marasigan
Leadership indeed can be demonstrated in different ways. Every person has the ability to
lead, and the road to success is paved with a series of ups and downs that will put your leadership
skills to the test. The fact that we are being tested demonstrates how committed and motivated
we are to accomplish the success we desire. A series of questions were posed to our chosen
business owner about how he built and maintained his company. We were imparted with the
knowledge that can help shape the leadership potential in us.
Addressing the entrepreneur's need for direct control, in my opinion, demonstrates that he
wants a solid structure and is willing to wait to attain his goals. He also stated that he is open to
all possibilities, including friends, relatives, and employees, but that for the sake of everyone,
he’d prefer to do it alone. In making business transactions, he values experience above all else,
and the money is merely a bonus. Based on his responses, I must infer that he places a high value
on personal development.
Strategic and critical thinking could also be an advantage as he keeps a journal to record
contracts and track the progress of his business as it isn’t his first time. He had a lot of past
experience running a business, and we all know that experience and knowledge are valuable
assets. For previous generations, the emergence of unavoidable conditions that bring downsides
to one's organization didn’t become a hindrance to them continuing to establish new enterprises.
Accountability is one’s duty to fully govern the business, as the interviewee speaks of having
insurance as a practical idea.
The way I see it, his objective of being able to provide for his family and their future
shows that he is self-motivated to succeed in the field of his profession. Speaking of success, he
stated that having everything in life could be a definition of success, but he also emphasized
being able to finance his children’s education until they graduated. We all have different
definitions of success and given that we are currently facing a pandemic, we are put on trial on
how to cope up with the situation. Each setback for every individual makes them stronger. Being
optimistic can help you stay sane since you can identify methods to run your business regardless
of the circumstances.
Mr. Quido's advice to dream big, in my opinion, urges us to have a positive attitude,
desire, and enthusiasm. It somehow persuades us to be upbeat. As a business student and
someday, an aspiring business owner, I believe that the knowledge and experience that the
interviewee has imparted to us will be useful till the day that we establish our own enterprises.
Many of my acquaintances have fought for years to establish their businesses, and anyone who
has done so understands that it isn’t easy to start a business because it demands more than just
money. If I’m being honest, it puts more pressure on me, but in a good way knowing that I’ll be
more knowledgeable about the path that I’ll be pursuing. We spent a lot of time putting out this
final requirement, and it is great that we all took the initiative to complete it. I learned that one of
the most essential qualities an individual should possess is a high level of patience.
Ms. Genina M. Ramilo
The characteristics of a leader reveal a lot about how they will lead an organization. One
must obtain strong characteristics that will help in overcoming the challenges and influencing its
members. Hardships are inevitable, it will always come in our way as much as we want to get rid
of them. All we have to do is to face it bravely and solve it intelligently because if we lose track,
we will fail. However, failure is a thing that makes us stronger, if only we face it and take it as a
challenge to be able to continue again.
It has always been my passion to become an entrepreneur and run my own business.
Unfortunately, I lack the courage to start a business and risk my money, time, and effort. I am
afraid of failing and becoming a failure. As time went on, I realized that there is nothing wrong
with failing because failure is another chance to survive and take on the challenge, but this time I
would be braver. It takes a lot of sacrifices, discipline, and big goals to succeed in business. It is
not an overnight success, but rather a long process of success.
It was easy for our group to look for the best leader to interview because of the
connection of one of our group members. The interview with Mr. Billie Quido is an inspiring
connection and effective way of communicating with a leader. He discussed how he got started
and overcame the challenges of his business. It is truly a motivating interview with him because
we gained knowledge and understanding from his words. He linked his answers to the real-life
situation which made us acknowledge and learn the essence of business and leadership in terms
of success, failure, and the process. There is a fruitful inspiration and advice behind the story of
his success and he was able to open up our minds and hearts, youth, to take the challenge and
dream big.
I realized that someday I am going to be a future leader since it is my dream to become
one and in order to achieve it, I need to have a strong characteristic of being able to accept failure
and challenges then try until I achieve my goals. Furthermore, our group performed well because
we have delegated the task to each member and we have communication with each other,
allowing us to complete the task excellently.
Ms. Kathleen Faye U. Victoria
There are many leaders in our society. Some are considered great while some are not. The
only thing that can distinguish them is their attitude, mindset, and how they handle certain
challenges and tasks that they encounter during various situations. As they handle these
challenges and tasks, they also discover their strengths and weaknesses when it comes to
handling business and others. When doing business and other things, there will always be failure
and downfall before success.
Since I started my senior high school journey especially in the ABM strand, there are
many stories about businessmen and entrepreneurs that I heard and encountered as different
lessons were discussed. It also includes different styles of showing leadership. Some stories had
great endings and commendable journeys, some are still in the process of growing but some
didn’t have a good ending. Alongside these lessons, different techniques and approaches about
how these businessmen and entrepreneurs handle, lead or manage businesses were always
discussed. These things always fascinate me because their approaches are accurate for the type of
business they have. But among these all things, I often wondered what and how a businessman or
business person feels when they have their own business or an entrepreneur when managing their
own business.
It is a great pleasure and an honor for our group to have an interview with one of the
leaders and businessman, Mr. Quido. His words and answers are very fruitful for us, accountancy
students, that can help us in the future. He was able to overcome different challenges and
obstacles with positivity and a great mind as a true and good businessman. His current business
was his third business after the previous two businesses that sadly failed. At a young age, he was
able to learn and reflect from his mistakes and actions on why his previous two businesses failed.
Based on these mistakes, I think that learning from our past actions are the greatest learnings that
business persons can have. During the interview, I noticed that he has a good heart because he
defined success as for his kids to finish school and graduate college. Through Mr. Quido, I was
able to realize that having a positive attitude, prepared mind and strong heart toward business
alongside failures and obstacles can let us be able to reach our big dreams not only in business
but in life in general.
Acknowledgment
The interviewers and group members would like to express their gratitude and
appreciation to everyone who extend their hand and assistance for this Thought Leadership
presentation, especially to the following:
To Mr. Leonardo Cada, Jr., their instructor, for his time, patience, and helpful comments
which were essential in this activity.
To Mr. Billie Jhonson Quido, the interviewee, for sparing his precious time and effort, for
accepting the invitation of the interviewers to be their interviewee, and also for sharing his
thoughts and answers to the queries asked.
And above all, to Almighty God, for giving strength and wisdom to conduct this
interview and making it possible.
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