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Unemployed and up at 5 a.m... seriously WTF???????????????
Wtf??????
- Thread starter superqt4u2nv
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What I missed itChefWide said:
if it involves you licking any of your chunty off my naked body you best repost it for me dear. 
tuc biscuit
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so you left your job? over the new salary outline I presume? what are the plans now?
tuc biscuit said:
Job hunting as we speak market here seems decent so I am hoping it is not to long that I am out of work. I actually wouldn't mind going back to school but we will see.
Waking up next to you would be fantastic baby.KillahBee said:
I wouldn't mind brushing up on graphics courses that I took as well as some photog classes get something more related to my original field of study.
mountain muscle
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Werd said:
At 5am I am already late for work QT... look at it like this, you get to see some amazing sunrises at that hour.
Indeed and I can take an afternoon nape later.Mountain Muscle said:
3rd day of being unemployed one interview down. (No thanks 100% commission) 2 more booked and ready to go.
mountain muscle
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Good luck girl, go kick some ass and take no less than 6 figures and 2 paid months of vacation a year! 
Mountain Muscle said:Good luck girl, go kick some ass and take no less than 6 figures and 2 paid months of vacation a year!
I WISH!!!!MissJanet79
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Shit I might be in the same boat w/ ya QT. The company I work for is really SLEAZY in their ways of business. In a few weeks, I should know my fate... I've been job hunting though so at least I got a head start on that. Good luck girl!!
Best of luck to you girl. How much experience do you have at your present postion?MissJanet79 said:
I got a job for ya. 
MissJanet79
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I'm an Executive Assistant/ProjectCoordinator: I have OVER 6 years of experience... started at an early age. I definitely don't plan to do this forever but I'm seeking something fairly stable so that I can go back to school. But you know, everything happens for a reason. So I know & have faith that something better will come along. You know the saying... Door closes, another opens.superqt4u2nv said:
mountain muscle
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I get six months off a year, if I don't decide to work overtime which normally I have to because the boredom drives me insane.ChefWide said:
MissJanet79 said:I'm an Executive Assistant/ProjectCoordinator: I have OVER 6 years of experience... started at an early age. I definitely don't plan to do this forever but I'm seeking something fairly stable so that I can go back to school. But you know, everything happens for a reason. So I know & have faith that something better will come along. You know the saying... Door closes, another opens.
Your absofreakinlutly right girl I am really beieving this could be the best thing that ever happend to me. You should have no problem finding another job with that much experience.
Scotsman said:QT good luck with the job search.
And I am still waiting for those pics of you in glasses and buisiness attire
Cheers,
Scotsman
LOL perhaps I will take some pics before tomorrows interview.
mountain muscle
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superqt4u2nv said:LOL perhaps I will take some pics before tomorrows interview.
I am still waiting for the pics in just your glasses girl
and head up does not count!!
The Red Dragon
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Job hunting...I hope I'll never ever have to go through with that stuff.
How many more years of University you got left my friend?The Red Dragon said:
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Ulcasterdropout
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I hope you find a good job QT...
The Red Dragon
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4 Undergrad (Co-op'ed - jobs are handed to you, or you pick em out of a pool, nothing more is involved but a resume faxed and an interview - I don't ever plan to work in the general job market, this is to fund my undergrad)
4 Med school (if I get in)
3-6 years residency (6 for surgery, 3 for general)
Even for medicine you have go go through the application process but there's so much demand that you'll get offers thrown at you when you come out...except if you're too too specialized. I know a neurosurgeon who hasn't found a job 'in Canada' after a year or so.
Did you study at U of T?
4 Med school (if I get in)
3-6 years residency (6 for surgery, 3 for general)
Even for medicine you have go go through the application process but there's so much demand that you'll get offers thrown at you when you come out...except if you're too too specialized. I know a neurosurgeon who hasn't found a job 'in Canada' after a year or so.
Did you study at U of T?
The Red Dragon said:
Nope not U of T Please become a GP I can't find a family Dr. in this city for the life of me.
The Red Dragon
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Of course not having any work experience other than clinical research (which is truly not a JOB experience) I probably do not have a proper assessment in mind regarding the working world. But in terms of regular jobs, the archetypes I have in mind - run of the mill office jobs, I wouldn't see myself as doing anything significant. It feels like you're being exploited to make someone else's pocketbook fatter...if course that happens with everything doesn't it?
The Red Dragon
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You serious? All GP's want to work in Toronto, not just because of the research opportunity but the clientele etc. Are all of the GPs you're looking for overbooked? I don't know what I'm going to be, GP is mundane I hear by some med students...and my own family doctor. Although surgery is wayyyy too demanding and dangerous (to the patient), I hate the idea of a patient dying under my watch. But apparently the docs get used to it. We'll see during clerkships/observerships/rotations
Yup most family docs here are over booked and not accepting new patience.The Red Dragon said:
The Red Dragon
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Wow, they weren't kidding about that shortage...I hate to think what's going on in rural areas? That's where they want to send their new GPs.
Well even then, if they need more doctors why are they making admission criteria so restrictive? Going into med is a lot of pressure, you gotta balance your research, extra curriculars and a B+ would ruin your GPA...and oh god the MCAT. I guess they don't wanna pay for more doctors. Someday our public health care will be no longer due to the vast number of clientele, and that ageing population.
Speaking of an ageing population, perhaps when you go back to school you can head into pharmaceuticals. Not only will it be huge (facilitating the need for job hunting) but you can get all the gear you want 
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Well even then, if they need more doctors why are they making admission criteria so restrictive? Going into med is a lot of pressure, you gotta balance your research, extra curriculars and a B+ would ruin your GPA...and oh god the MCAT. I guess they don't wanna pay for more doctors
. Someday our public health care will be no longer due to the vast number of clientele, and that ageing population. Speaking of an ageing population, perhaps when you go back to school you can head into pharmaceuticals
. Not only will it be huge (facilitating the need for job hunting) but you can get all the gear you want )
The Red Dragon
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Sucks that doctors are being plugged by people who are complaining of common colds and are trying to get antibiotics from em. Most doctor visits are unnecessary.
So you're without a GP...isn't that kinda dangerous?
So you're without a GP...isn't that kinda dangerous?
MissJanet79
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I know what you mean.... we learn the HARD way though. They'll give me one month severance here & plus they have to pay me for my vacation days which I didn't use. That should hold me up for a while...SoreArms said:
The Red Dragon
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Hmm I'm not hearing many good things about the job market out there ...I never never have really. Should I just stick to professional occupations? Most doctors I talked to love their job.
...I never never have really. Should I just stick to professional occupations? Most doctors I talked to love their job.
The Red Dragon said:Speaking of an ageing population, perhaps when you go back to school you can head into pharmaceuticals
That is a dam good idea.
Sadly math science were never strong for me.The Red Dragon said:
I have a gyno here and go for yearly check ups, but I never go to a regular MD unless I am dying. I am kinda stuborn like that.
The Red Dragon said:
with the possible exception of urology most surgeons lives are their work. It might be interesting but healthcare is moving towards having surgeons specialise in types of operations and the lifestyle is not as fun ue to the hours
as a GP some o the work might be mundane but you have the option of specialising in something and doing it once a week (dermatology, bronchoscopy, surgery, ER/Traumatology) a much better work schedule and you get to be a primary source of healthcare, you do the first diagnosis....and get to know the patients better....
The Red Dragon
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Thanks Danielson. You're an MD?
Oh yeah, I've seen a surgeon/surgery resident's lifestyle first hand. It will definately suck if you don't have a passion for what you're doing. We'll see what happens, I'm still 18 so I got a lot of time...well not quite.
Oh yeah, I've seen a surgeon/surgery resident's lifestyle first hand. It will definately suck if you don't have a passion for what you're doing. We'll see what happens, I'm still 18 so I got a lot of time...well not quite.
