Sobre mi trabajo con Telepatía sintetica, Policia de pensamiento e Inteligencia Silencionsa

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A Quien Corresponda El presente documento se emite en estado de certificación laboral y de competencias del señor WILTON ALEXANDER MARROQUIN BOCANEGRA, de nacionalidad colombiana, con documento de identificación 79.777.715, quien trabaja para nuestra compañía NewWay TeraData Group con sede central ubicada en Moscow, Russian Federation . Dentro de sus actividades están el asesoramiento y ejecución en el área de Arquitectura Empresarial (Actividad realizada desde Noviembre del 2014 a Abril de 2014) y en la actualidad (hasta la fecha de emisión de este documento) al apoyo del grupo de investigación de Telepatía sintética, instrumentación humana e ingeniería comportamental que actualmente lleva acabo nuestra compañía. De hacer notar que el señor MARROQUIN se ha caracterizado por su profesionalismo y cumplimiento en lo referente a sus asignaciones. Ramón González Moeria https://ru.linkedin.com/in/ramongonzalez Director General de NewWay TeraData Group

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