Subject: Phil trip - important does and don’ts
From: Saurabh Dadu <[email-masked]>
To: Urvika Chaudhary <[email-masked]>, tasuku yamamoto <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 03:50:36 +0000

1. Do not discuss your trip and what’s happening there with anyone in office
2. Maintain an arm’s length policy in all your dealings which means not parting with them, not visiting their houses etc. Going out for lunch togather occasionally is ok.
3. Don’t let them pay for any of your expenses. If as a courtesy they take you out for meal max 2 times during the trip is ok, but other than that please politely refuse.
4. Give me a detailed report EACH day individually of what all happened during the day.
5. Strictly no social media policy, no making friends from that company on facebook etc ever.

Regards,

Saurabh Dadu
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AI is still not a reality, typos courtesy iPhone

On 23-Jul-2019, at 11:38 PM, Saurabh Dadu <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>> wrote:

Hi Urvika and Tasuku,

While traveling in Philippines, you've been booked to Stay at the Marco Polo Hotel, Cebu. Your breakfast is included in your room rates. When you arrive at the Airport, the hotel will pick you up.

While in Philippines you will be eligible for a daily allowance of upto USD 30 (Philipino peso 1500/day).

This daily allowance is all inclusive of daily taxi fare to office, and your meal and any other necessities.

The allowance is generous/comfortable by local standards in the destination country.

But you have to remember - for you to be eligible for an allowance - you have to produce bills. If for certain items you find it difficult to get bills such as Taxi - Please make a note of it on your phone/notepad with date and amount.

It may be useful for you to get a local simcard. The two major companies in Philippines are Globe and Smart. My experience these two only once with fast internet. Sun and other companies are slow. Remember don't make international calls from these sims, they rip you off. Just call using Whats app.

For all expenses you will need receipts to qualify for the allowance (except for items such as Taxi where you may not always get a receipt), else all such amounts would be your own individual responsibility.

Regards,