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Does anything unusual test your dedication?
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Hey,
Youre gonna get paid to stand. Be grateful!
Would you rather be paid less than a third that wage and shovel concrete or perform other hard-labor? At least its not standing all day in the unemployment line.
Let your feet ache ache and you cry all the way to the bank.
Youre gonna get paid to stand. Be grateful!
Would you rather be paid less than a third that wage and shovel concrete or perform other hard-labor? At least its not standing all day in the unemployment line.
Let your feet ache ache and you cry all the way to the bank.
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A little apprehension before any major undertaking, or even during, is totally normal! I sometimes wonder if it'll all be worth it. The harried pace through which I took the pre-requisites, the application fees, the supplemental fees, then the interview expenses, then the admission letters, then tuition and loans, then school itself, then NAPLEX and CPJE, and on and on.
I am not thoroughly convinced, though, that any other professional job for which the compensation is commensurate with the amount of crappiness entailed would be any better.
So stick with it, if it's something you want to do. If not, the economy's turning around and there are lots of options.
I am not thoroughly convinced, though, that any other professional job for which the compensation is commensurate with the amount of crappiness entailed would be any better.
So stick with it, if it's something you want to do. If not, the economy's turning around and there are lots of options.
I'm aware that no job will be 100% awesome. This was during my volunteer hours at retail; luckily the pharmacy was so busy that I didn't have time to think about standing.
As the title suggests, I think it is unusual, and it does test my dedication when I'm weighing the pros and cons between pharmacy and another career. Not by much, but enough for me to be curious about what others place in the "con" scale when making a decision....especially when it might seem trivial to others.
As the title suggests, I think it is unusual, and it does test my dedication when I'm weighing the pros and cons between pharmacy and another career. Not by much, but enough for me to be curious about what others place in the "con" scale when making a decision....especially when it might seem trivial to others.
Days when I just want to chuck the wireless mouse at the patient who came in angry, is convinced everything EVER is our fault, and refuses to accept anything we have to say while trying to help him. Oh you said unusual? 😀
I ask myself this question everyday.
Standing on your feet all day should not discourage you in any way. Heck, I used to work in a warehouse and I was on my feet for 12-14 hours a day. Now that ***t is hard to do.
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