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Starting my CA3 year, and i know times can get tough, but can I just say, F*uck, i love my job
+1 to this - I really enjoy this field and am excited about the growing job opportunities in it. Exciting time.
lolAre you a nurse or what?
No. It's the senioritis speaking. No problem, they'll get a taste of humblitis/plebeitis after graduation.Are you a nurse or what?
It sure beats working at Best Buy, or busing tables at JB Big Boy.Starting my CA3 year, and i know times can get tough, but can I just say, F*uck, i love my job
Starting my CA3 year, and i know times can get tough, but can I just say, F*uck, i love my job
You don't have a job.......you're still in residency. Talk to me in 10 years, kid.Starting my CA3 year, and i know times can get tough, but can I just say, F*uck, i love my job
You don't have a job.......you're still in residency. Talk to me in 10 years, kid.
You don't have a job.......you're still in residency. Talk to me in 10 years, kid.
Anyone who needs ten years to figure out their job sucks has a good job.
Leave it up student doctor to squash optimism. So much negativity already surrounding the specialty. I don't understand why SDN feels the need to continue propagating the negativity. A lot of frustrating days, but in residency we have a glimpse of what our job is like. And I do have to say I've enjoyed CA3 so far. Still a lot to learn but I'm looking forward to work everyday.
Anyone who needs ten years to figure out their job sucks has a good job.
Leave it up student doctor to squash optimism. So much negativity already surrounding the specialty. I don't understand why SDN feels the need to continue propagating the negativity. A lot of frustrating days, but in residency we have a glimpse of what our job is like. And I do have to say I've enjoyed CA3 so far. Still a lot to learn but I'm looking forward to work everyday.
No. It's the senioritis speaking. No problem, they'll get a taste of humblitis/plebeitis after graduation.
P.S. Let me clear something up here: As a CA-3, I used to feel the same way the OP does. This is not negativity; it's personal (n=1) experience. Please take it as such.
The money is better but that's about it!It sure beats working at Best Buy, or busing tables at JB Big Boy.
The money is better but that's about it!
Fortunately money makes the world go round, so I'll take it over assistant manager at Best Buy.
I know a UPS driver. Really bright guy, a classmate at a high flying university you would know. He wanted a low stress easy life, and he checked out of the rat race and got it. Just drive the car and drop off the packages. He's a senior guy now, but no management track, etc. for him. And he's in great shape, moving boxes has its advantages.
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Il Destriero
Nice to hear encouraging words from (mostly)everyone.
You'll be in denial the first 9 years.Anyone who needs ten years to figure out their job sucks has a good job.
I don't always agree with you, but your cynicism makes me chuckle all the time. May you live long and prosper!You'll be in denial the first 9 years.
Thank you Mr. Spock.I don't always agree with you, but your cynicism makes me chuckle all the time. May you live long and prosper!
Reminds me of the People are Awesome videos.
Most people are oblivious to the amout of money their work generates. When you generate 600k or more and get paid 300k it becomes a big factor in job satisfaction.I realize some people are all about the money and if I went from make 500k to 300k I might feel the same
Fortunately money makes the world go round, so I'll take it over assistant manager at Best Buy.
I know a UPS driver. Really bright guy, a classmate at a high flying university you would know. He wanted a low stress easy life, and he checked out of the rat race and got it. Just drive the car and drop off the packages. He's a senior guy now, but no management track, etc. for him. And he's in great shape, moving boxes has its advantages.
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Il Destriero