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Question - Are medical school students, i.e your colleagues, as mean as SDN Allo students?
My hope is that since only a small % of pre-med students hang out on SDN, maybe medical school students are not as mean as Allo students here. I am shocked by how mean everyone is here. Even females. One female who will be my colleague at Harvard Extension {who I will not name} first accused me of harassing her over email and then apologized to me profusely in a private message, said she wanted to be friends with me and accused someone else of harassing her over email. I contacted the guy who she said was harassing her and spoke to him over the phone. He turned out to be a surprisingly nice guy {my future roomie at Harvard Extension} who was actually helping her with textbook information. He forwarded all email correspondence between them. We learned she was telling him I was harassing her over email, while she was telling me he was harassing her over email. In short, she asked him to rescue her from me while asking me to rescue her from him.
If your colleagues in med school are as mean as students on SDN Allo, how do you cope with them? Just swallow the unpleasantness?
Or is it just anonymity that brings out evil in people? In which case, don't your medical colleagues try to scr*w you behind your back????????
If your colleagues are mean - and I have heard surgeons are especially mean - how does this affect your choice of specialization? I will be more inclined to choose a specialization where I won't have to interact with other doctors much, so Emergency Medicine is out. I would like to hear your thoughts on this.
My hope is that since only a small % of pre-med students hang out on SDN, maybe medical school students are not as mean as Allo students here. I am shocked by how mean everyone is here. Even females. One female who will be my colleague at Harvard Extension {who I will not name} first accused me of harassing her over email and then apologized to me profusely in a private message, said she wanted to be friends with me and accused someone else of harassing her over email. I contacted the guy who she said was harassing her and spoke to him over the phone. He turned out to be a surprisingly nice guy {my future roomie at Harvard Extension} who was actually helping her with textbook information. He forwarded all email correspondence between them. We learned she was telling him I was harassing her over email, while she was telling me he was harassing her over email. In short, she asked him to rescue her from me while asking me to rescue her from him.
If your colleagues in med school are as mean as students on SDN Allo, how do you cope with them? Just swallow the unpleasantness?
Or is it just anonymity that brings out evil in people? In which case, don't your medical colleagues try to scr*w you behind your back????????
If your colleagues are mean - and I have heard surgeons are especially mean - how does this affect your choice of specialization? I will be more inclined to choose a specialization where I won't have to interact with other doctors much, so Emergency Medicine is out. I would like to hear your thoughts on this.