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So, over the past year I've gotten to know most of the residents at my program really well. Almost everyone is super awesome and hard working. There are a VERY select few though who are extremely lazy (don't pull their own weight and always look for ways to get out of work).
A good example is pre-ops. Certain people who have free time during the day go and read, play on the internet or do whatever instead of helping the team out by doing a pre-op or two ... which really helps out the call team.
How does your institution deal with these people? There really isn't any nice way to tell someone to start pulling their weight but, it's really obnoxious when you are working hard and a colleague is just sitting on their bum.
A good example is pre-ops. Certain people who have free time during the day go and read, play on the internet or do whatever instead of helping the team out by doing a pre-op or two ... which really helps out the call team.
How does your institution deal with these people? There really isn't any nice way to tell someone to start pulling their weight but, it's really obnoxious when you are working hard and a colleague is just sitting on their bum.