ARTURO KORTAZAR AZPILIKUETA MARTIKORENA ©

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ARTURO KORTAZAR AZPILIKUETA M - Wednesday, June 14, 2017
You can hardly negotiate something that is good for you, if you don't have a good hand to start with, in this deceitful and manipulated game that is the work environment. It would have been petty to think that my academic skills and knowledge for which I had been hired had been of no use to me, I suppose they took them into account, after all I wanted to work in the engineering company, and there I was, although I lasted only a few years due to lack of income and stability.
There are people who work themselves to death, and one day they faint and die in their workplace, from worrying and trying so hard, and they have only earned a temporary contract and a miserable salary in their life. Twenty-five years ago, I met an industrial engineer who was a fellow programmer and cost control engineer who had the same experience. Benito Iharalarrezahara Herramelluri, may he rest in peace, had a heart attack while he was next to me. He pissed kazakhstan phone data and shit himself after being beaten, his heart broke in two, and he died before Samur arrived on the emergency services. We were working side by side, both of us performing the functions of Control Project Manager, each of us absorbed in our activity diagrams. Benito was involved in his project to revamp a chemical plant, and I was involved in another engineering project for a thermal power plant.
Depending on your position when negotiating with whoever has the power to give you what you ask for, that will be what you take home every month. If you are in a very weak situation, they will give you a pittance or most likely nothing, like lentils, which if you don't eat them or if you don't leave them. What an obsession with nonsense in Spanish, haha. The great fatality of the system is that our future depends on who we know, and on the assessment and opinion of people who in many cases are worth much less than us and who are in their positions unfairly, but not because they are worth more. Their decisions are very influential in our future, and by the mere fact of having been in their places longer and because of their seniority, they feel superior and with the right to assess and examine someone, who they are not even prepared or much less qualified to be able to judge.