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To: Metacomet who wrote (69928)	12/23/2010 11:35:37 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217769

My first job was on a state-owned company. At 21 I was less educated, less experienced that today. Instinctively I perceived that system was not good. On paper it was very attractive. You'd have a career path. You would be promoted by seniority. You would be trained. You would only be fired if: You stole, or for gross negligence or doing something illegal. Else your job was for life. Still I look at it and did not like. When I left my colleagues warned: You will be leaving this for the unknown, companies would exploit you. You will be fired. You don't know tomorrow out there. It was this: working for safety, you would know tomorrow. And people wants to have tomorrow to be guaranteed. WHY THE HELL SEEK SECURITY IF THE WORLD IS INSECURE? I never understood that (in capitals).