Blog 5: My Future Job

Public Administration as a profession has many areas of development, both in the public and private sectors.In my case, I'm not very excited about practicing the profession in a "conventional" way, that is, dedicate myself to political advice, which is indirectly related to the career. During the last years I have had the opportunity to advise different political actors in different matters related to the public sector specifically in matters of local management.Another of the situations that have happened to me in the last time has been meet different people related to "visible" politics in public office and in the press.

Giorgio Jackson (D10), posing for my camera 😃

In part, the membership of a political party has helped me to comply with everything I have said

But I have also made a lot of friends and created multiple experiences for the future!

The closest experience to political advice has been precisely in these two electoral years that Chile has lived. I have worked with candidates since 2019, being on the street, taking pictures and managing their personal social networks, likewise, this process has been extended until the elections of November 2021, where I have had to accompany a candidate who disputes the Regional Council. 

I almost forgot! 

The candidates that I accompanied during this time were elected, here I will leave their photos and info uwu

Andrés Dibán (left), was elected councilor in San Miguel (3022 votes)

Sebastián Caiceo was elected councilor in Cerro Navia (2352 votes)

 

Blog 4: Talking about your pet / favorite animal

Hi everyone!

Today I come to preach the word of my dog Martín. He's a cute Yorkshire, blond and very small, that attracts a lot of attention because of how loud it can be. 

Martín came to my house in 2015 and accompanied my other pet named Kuky until the last moment for her. Since september 2019 I decided that he will be my last pet because personally I do not think I will be able to bear another death of a pet.

Kuky & Martín <3

Putting that sad moment aside, Martín is very cool. It usually wakes me up to open the garden door for him and moves his bowls when he wants food and water (even if his bowls are full)

My relationship with him is like a brotherhood, and it is that in reality, I do not like to treat pets like children because I think it is more entertaining to have a brother than a son hahahahaha.

One of the funniest things is that quite literally many times Martín eats even better than I do (on the money level), Yorkshire requires a lot of care and I think that's the hardest part of having one as a partner.