Interview at PAGASA

We had our interview with Ms. Edna Juanillo in PAGASA at 2:00 pm. At first, we thought we might not be able to push through with our interview because when Joseph called to confirm our appointment the night before they told him they’ll be having a meeting. We also thought the gloomy weather might stop us. But since our Math professor did not attend our class, we had ample time to eat and call PAGASA to make the confirmation before we go to the venue of interview. Luckily, Ms. Edna Juanillo does not have a hectic schedule. We went on with our interview. We left the premises of the University of Santo Tomas at exactly 1:00 pm and arrived at PAGASA at 1:55 pm. We were surprised to know that we were not the only Thomasian Acountancy students that were present in PAGASA. The global warming group of 1-A1 was also there to conduct an interview. And since we arrived five minutes after them, we were the ones who waited. Waiting for more or less 45 minutes was fine because we really had a great time talking to each other about a lot of things. When our time for interview came, we immediately prepared the video camera that we will be using for the interview. We introduced ourselves first before we started the interview. Then after our preparations, the formal interview started. The interview we had was not as long as the previous group since we had lesser questions to our interviewee.
Ms. Edna Juanillo was really a very pleasant climatologist to interview. She was ready to answer all our questions. She even had a powerpoint presentation to give us further explanations on her views on global warming.
The interview went pretty well except for a minor problem we faced as the interview was ongoing. The disc our video camera had cannot store more videos. Fortunately, what we missed recording was only the last part of the interview which can already be disregarded. After the interview, we immediately went home.