Courses they should have taught in college: #1

I just hate it when bosses treat their employees like they're merely just objects and means to an end. They don't care as long as they get the best service at the cheapest price. That's right about the schools trying to stick to their principles and the way they do things. I remeber in college when they taught us how to carry a bedpan the way a real *********** does it. Its ridiculous how you'd have to hold the bedpan with poise and posture and you'd have to hold it with newspaper in your hand. Oh, and bed making, lol, i never even used those half-mitered corners. When i make beds for my patients in college, i always get the fitted sheets so that i dont even have to miter (lol is that even how it is supposed to be spelled) Your last sentence. Just hit me in the chest. Gosh, i think i became quite used to being an idiot. Because being an idiot used to work. Now that I'm still an idiot, i dont know what to do. Okay maybe i do know what to do,... Meh... I dont know what to do. Hahahaha!

Sadly, there are many jerks like that who exist in this world. It's ironic how they got into such high positions when their attitude is so terrible. I always make fun of them in my mind, thinking that they are stressed, over worked and undersexed. those stupid details on how to do things are not that applicable in real life situations anyway. There are things that matter more, these nursing they call art is just bull-sh-t. What matters is you care for your patient and sincere. but do they give you credit for that? No, they fuss about what you did, did not do and give you faults that are not even yours. They blame their negligence on you. If we ever worked in the hospital, we'd think we were blessed but soon after living the life there, I felt like a zombie and hated it so much. If it were not for the horrible attitude some people have in that work place, I think I would have stayed longer. Why would you act as an idiot? Being an idiot who is learning is good, it makes the a person eager to learn and take risks even. but staying an idiot is never good. We have to prove to people that we are more than we appear, and slap to their face the fact that they are judgmental people with bad superiority complex.

Stressed? Check. Overworked? Check. Undersex? Check check check! erm, yeah, bosses seem to be always lost in thought too. Geez, it must be unfamiliar territory. Oh that's difficult. We have to keep up with those stuck up bosses because our jobs depend on it. If we quit too easily, we won't get anywhere. It is true though, if you kiss a$$, everything tastes like $hit.

You're lucky to have that as first boss. Hmm. My first boss was my mom so i didnt have any trouble at first but then now I'm starting to work for another person, its so much different and i am at shock. Apparently, this is my first real job. I've been trying to connect with my colleagues, maybe they could teach me a thing or two about my job but then i dont know, they seem like they dont want to help me. Like I'm on probation or something, Btw, else, could you please do me a favor. Please tag "courses they should have taught in college" i forgot to do so when i made this discussion, and there are more like these coming from me but on different aspects of my life.

Gladly,my dear friend,but tags are already given under your post.How can I tag your discussion?If it is possible and allowed,I would be glad to do it for you.

That's very nice to hear chiyosan that your boss is approacheble and open to you especially when it comes to helping you with your job. I hope there are more bosses like that who understand their employees and give them chances to do their best at their job,

That's right, those courses are just a waste of time if you ask me. Life is short, how can we make the most of it if we're doing some useless banter. I understand that it is their way of screening the qualified students for the degree. Hmm. Scratch that, no. I am not sure. I dont think thats their purpose. Maybe they want us prepared but then there is no use in being anxious and being too prepared about something that you're not sure is going to happen. Besides when you go to work, that the only time you'll figure out what you're doing.

I've had internships before but it wasn't enough. Some things just have to be learned the hard way, the most important things at least.

I believe in quality education too, and it kind of of is nice to hear if you got one especially if you got it from a well known institution. But then thats right, in my job, i had t trash so many theories because what they were doing was not in the ideal setups, i feel bad about the things I've learned. Like why did i even learn those things, never even came in handy never used them for nothing. When am i even going to use algebra in real life.

Yes they do. They tell you things they needed so that you wouldn't have to waste time. And you're always supposed to be 2-3 steps ahead of your boss. Its kind of narcissistic but then its how they'll measure you up as an employee. And if you want to stay employed, you gotta do it. All those stuff I've learned in school, I never really had the chance to use them. like periodic tables, scientific notations and stuff. why did i have to Learn those stuff? It has never come in handy never used them for nothing. Now its just some knowledge that i used to know.

It may be a very long list, but naming them and discussing them one by one can surely help a lot of people, especially the ones like my self. If it can relate to one, it can relate to more.