eli04 @ eli04 @linux.community Posts 11Comments 4Joined 1 yr. ago
Suddenly I'm not allowed to do something I've been doing professionally for 18 months now. Is this something that benefits me?
I see what you did there :D
management is sneaky, right? all my coworkers love drinking the koolaid.
Everyone wins!
no, I'm afraid you don't understand. Yours is what a rational solution looks like, the ones in charge of the unit don't want this, they want to control at what time I enter the unit.
If you have 2 older coworkers on a power trip looking for any excuse to explode on you for any perceived slight they are going to use this as ammunition.
It's though a superb idea and I'll be using my phone to record those first minutes and be ready to be ridiculed for it.
I need to quit.
if you've had or have anger issues, how did you become a better human?
how do you separate your clothes and linens to avoid fabric degradation and bleeding?
would it be a dumb idea to continue my education paying it myself even though there's no guarantee I'll be hired afterwards?
what should I write in a job application for an office job in healthcare away from the bedside that doesn't close the door completely to bedside?
work is important to me because I like having a roof, food and healthcare. I don't have the luxury of not having to work.
Are you saying that work is a place to dump your issues or what you did on the weekend to the point of not doing your job? This is something I find very odd. I don't want to work with people with this mindset.
Are you advising me to ignore patients when they call? cause that's what they do and if a job is simply inconsequential, why bother?
Are you also advising me to listen to them when they rant against greens (an ecologist party in Germany) or migrants? It's tiring and closeted racist.
I don't see how my work ethic is the wrong one, or how yours would be better. Better if I want to become a careerist? absolutely. Better if I want to feel good with myself? absolutely not.