It was year 2002 when I
was elected as Sangguniang Kabataan Chairman in our barangay. As a youth
leader, I have tons of functions and duties to perform - to enhance the social,
political, economic cultural, intellectual, moral, spiritual and physical
development of the youth in the country, just to name a few. There was
self-sacrifice on my part, but since I am very willing to serve my community
and help address the needs of our youth in our barangay I am eager to bypass my
own needs. And this is just one of the many things on how to show commitment to
public interest which for me is an aspiration to serve society based on values
and responsibility. Being a public servant demands the commitment to
public interest. This is so because once
you come into the government service, a relationship between you and the
government is created. I also have to
attend our sessions regularly. For if I do not attend meetings, I betray the
trust that the public placed on me.
There are many ways for
which we can show our commitment to public interest depending on the job that
we are in. They may be simple and common
but sometimes hard for others to do. One
more way is by having decisions that should be for the interest of the common
good. I will not use my position, information or property to go after my
personal interest. I will also ensure that the government’s fund, property and
supplies are in good hands. I want to be
identified as such public servant in order to promote good image to public
office.
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