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Enviromental management

            Finding a job for life is just like finding the right jigsaw piece. To acquire a lot of jigsaw pieces is not so difficult. But to find the piece you are looking for is something else! Most pieces do not fit at all, some nearly fit, some have only the right colour, etc. In the end there is only one perfect match. The chance of success in finding that perfect match depends basically on two things: how do you analyze and categorize all the pieces you have and what are the characteristics of the piece that you want to match. Finding the jigsaw piece you are looking for depends on knowing what you already have.
             My reason for choosing this job is because I see myself as a person who wants and will make a valuable contribution to our society. I do not agree with the way we , the humans treat our own environment, we do not care for the place we live. Our society faces a lot of problems now days and these problems dramatically increase. People getting more blind or they just want to be blind like Dorian Grey in a book of Oscar Wild. Dorian Grey is the protagonist of the tale. He wishes to retain his youth and looks and is seduced by Lord Henrys manipulative, cynical philosophy. Dorian replaces his beauty of the soul with everlasting physical beauty. It shows that appearances can be deceiving. The painting od Dorian becomes twisted and contorted with evil, ugly and old. Dorian is rendered incapable of escaping from his hedonistic ways without his soul. The soul of the earth has been abused for two centures .
            


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