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Insights from Barangay Councilor Noelito Garcia

The document summarizes an interview with Noelito Garcia, a 63-year-old former military member who has served as the barangay councilor of Bagongpook, Lipa City, Batangas for the past two years. During the interview, Garcia shared his experiences and emphasized the hard work of the barangay officials and importance of having good relationships and trust with community members.
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Insights from Barangay Councilor Noelito Garcia

The document summarizes an interview with Noelito Garcia, a 63-year-old former military member who has served as the barangay councilor of Bagongpook, Lipa City, Batangas for the past two years. During the interview, Garcia shared his experiences and emphasized the hard work of the barangay officials and importance of having good relationships and trust with community members.
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Cruzat, Zeah Viendell G.

BSAC-2A
Activity in NSTP2

Interviewee: Noelito Garcia

- Barangay Councilor (2018-Present)


- Former Staff Sergeant in PAF (1981-2006)

Age: 63 years old

Location: Bagongpook, Lipa City, Batangas

(The setup is a face-to-face interview. Mr. Vicente is just my neighbor that is why an
interview in person is much appropriate.)

Observation:

I asked Mr. Noelito to tell me about his experiences for the past two years of
being a barangay councilor. I want him to be comfortable enough that is why I told him
to share with me everything he wanted to say. He said a lot about his unforgettable
experiences, the improvements in our barangay, and how hardworking is our barangay
captain and his co-barangay councilors, etc. Upon listening, I noticed that he is very
calm while speaking. He is very articulate. He also give emphasis and credits to all of
the barangay officials. He is a kind of leader where in he can easily get along with the
people. He does not use his authoritative power to lead people but rather building a
good connection and relationship with them. He told me that having a good relationship
with the people is a good foundation of an effective leadership.

“If I am not trustworthy enough, people would not vote for me as their barangay
councilor. Once you gain the trust of your people, everything will follow.” – Noelito
Garcia

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