Sunday, October 25, 2009

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Suicides companies

We heard recently the boss of a large group described as "a mode of suicide several of its employees.

How can we speak and deal with distress, whatever their origin elsewhere! How can we entrust so much responsibility on the officer when he shows so little human value! Therefore not surprising that the means used to optimize the performance of its business are out of step with human beings who compose it.

I see no difference between the thug who kills to be denied a cigarette and the character for whom life has no more than a tool broke past losses and profits.

The publicity surrounding the suicide in large groups are symptomatic of what the media can convey over time.

I am convinced that the suicide phenomenon associated with psychological stress in companies is not new.
I experienced the same thing in the large international banking group in which I worked, when we were under the thumb of an Anglo Saxon management, where goals are the only financial profits.
In this establishment there were also suicide and the press never mentioned it.
I also knew there twenty years previously, similar phenomena in a company when the shareholders became majority of Americans: race scores, dunce caps for the under-performing, depressions and stays in psychiatric clinics have immediately resulted.

What is new is the psychological maladjustment of workers and employees belonging to companies that previously had either monopolistic positions (France Telecom) or domination of the market or reputation of ensuring security of employment, sometimes transmitted through several generations.

Their owners are responsible also to have conveyed the notion of immutability for tens of years (we're the best, we do not fear competition, etc ...)

Whatever the general is wrong to blame the systems or abstract as a sign behind it is always men, and these are responsible.
was too experienced the cowardice of men hiding behind an authority on the grounds that it was legitimately acquired.
Nobody can have all powers on anyone.
The modern enslavement and want to force us to forget all human dignity by making us believe that it is "the system" that requires it.
Until we do not feel concerned it is very glad to be part of the "system" by closing their eyes to the ignominy that affect the neighbor.
Until the day it's your turn to be touched and that you regret not having made the right choice before.
It is the duty of every individual not to accept any benefit a minority at the expense of many.
It is through this individual awareness and collective we succeed in defeating the thirst for power and money, these notions had never raised the human soul.

Friday, October 23, 2009

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Breaking news! I go to Vietnam!

No relation Rajasthan, but I announce the program of festivities next week.

For our other holiday week next week (no, contrary to what you all think I'm not ALWAYS on vacation ...) , I decided to go to Vietnam.

I have a friend, Alice, who is on exchange in Ho Chi Minh, who was also a week of vacation. We travel both, and go back up South Vietnam to the North. As we have not much time, we chose to travel by plane (about 70 € for 3 domestic flights ...). The course will be:

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  • Thursday, October 29: Flight Calcutta / Bangkok / Ho Chi Minh , arriving in HCM to 19h. HCM visit Friday and Saturday.
  • Sunday 1st November : Flight HCM / Nha Trang early morning. We will spend 2 days in Nha Trang, a seaside resort well known in Vietnam.
  • Tuesday, November 3: Flight Nha Trang / Da Nang early morning. We still hesitate between visiting Hue or Hoi An
  • Wednesday, November 4: Flight Da Nang / Hanoi early evening.
  • Thursday, November 5 and Friday 6 : Cruise on Halong Bay with overnight on the boat. Friday evening in Hanoi.
  • Saturday, November 7: Alice off again in the morning due to HCM for review. I will visit Hanoi.
  • Sunday, November 8: Flight Hanoi / Bangkok / Calcutta .

Well now I tell you the result of Rajasthan ...

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Agra, from September 20 to 21

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For Photos of Agra, click here

We arrived in Agra in the late afternoon Sept. 20. We started with this step because it was THE city we did not want to miss anything. As I said before, the city houses the famous Taj Mahal , and as good tourists we are, we had to go see this magnificent building that symbolizes India.

I imagine the conversation if I had not gone before returning to France:

"You're gone in India? "" Yeah "" And then there is how the Taj Mahal? "" I'm not gone "" Bah, you're not ... then went to India "

So we lifted at dawn, have rented a rickshaw for the day, and went to watch the sunrise over the Taj. It was (unsurprisingly) a highlight of our stay ...

Before reaching, I was excited like a smart, lucky to be able to see for real! A case of stage fright took hold of me and left me only when I got it before me. Behind the front door that protects it, he was there in the morning mist at the far end of this magnificent garden.

We spent a good 3 hours to admire him and his changing colors as the sun rose. We took many pictures of traditional tourists: the classic , I wear the Taj , I want like a bell, there was , seen from another angle and our now traditional balances and Pump It Up (in Album Pump It Up).

was loitering, was surprised by the number of monkeys and I imagined the time of construction, those of the Maharajas and Maharani.

Although most cultured of you must already know everything I need to make a little speech about why and how Taj ...

Built from 1631 to 1644 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, the work was built, according to legend, in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, died during childbirth of their 14th child.

She carries all the sophistication of Muslim art at the time. It's really a wonder (also elected in 7 new wonders of the world !)

The rest of the day in Agra has been accomplished through (or because) of our rickshaw rented by the day ... After visiting a few monuments (Baby Taj, Red Fort, ...) we understood what it meant the scam rickshaw ...

In fact, the driver takes you on a lot of shops, and receives commissions, even if you do not buy anything. If you buy, it may receive a commission of up to 40% of the purchase amount.

While some shops were interesting (Marble, saris, ...) we got fed up with bout d’un moment . Après une dernière boutique où nous avons bu un chaï avec notre chauffeur et le shopkeeper, et où il nous est arrivé quelques histoires bizarres, nous avons décidé de rentrer à la GuestHouse.

Un peu de repos, un équilibre de Thibault qui s’est soldé par une petite ouverture de front, et quelques rafraichissements plus tard, nous étions à la gare en direction de Jaipur.