I must insist you read the thread again. I haven't even started my new job.
Kindly point where I'm having the exact same issues at a new job I haven't even started.
calm down, think before writing.
I must insist you read the thread again. I haven't even started my new job.
Kindly point where I'm having the exact same issues at a new job I haven't even started.
calm down, think before writing.
this is bed nursing specific
I don't know if this is PTSD, but the mere mention of their names and remembering them infuriates me.
I know I should be better than this and leave the past behind me, but somehow I cannot.
At least I'm eating and resting well
This is like the 6th thread I’ve seen on here by you, every one almost identical in that you hate your job, you hate everyone there, everyone is mean to you, everyone else is lazy, etc
then read the thread again dude, apparently you didn't notice I no longer work there
People won’t like you for it but you won’t care.
actually, some unidentified coworkers complained I'm not friendly and the way I speak is demanding.
My former supervisor seemed to care about this because she came to me with these accusations, repeatedly. I still don't know if this something big enough to fire somebody.
I don't care, don't give a fuck but apparently hr does...
Don’t give a fuck attitude going forward is a must.
I'm gonna have to ask you to explain here:
I stopped giving a fuck about my coworkers 2 weeks before calling in sick, like, fuck them and I hope they burn in hell. If I ever have to set foot at that god forsaken piece of shit ward I'm calling in sick again. Fuck em.
I also don't give a fuck about any of my former managers.
I don't want to to say I don't give a flying fuck about my current hospital, because I'm staying with them on a different role until I find something better, which may or may not happen, but it's a clock in clock out and I'm fucking done with you and fuck you asshole situation
you suggest not giving a fuck even going forward? but I do need to give a fuck not to lose my new position until I have secured a newer one, right? I don't even know if I'm going to hate the new position away from patients as much as the ward.
you other 3 bullet points are great though
so I'm going to have a way to work and sustain myself while doing some therapy?
Did you do therapy or simply started your new job and somehow your brain forgot that part of your former life? Talked to friends?
I'll watch the video now
I don't want to go to work dreading having to go to work, I don't want to think about how I'm going to be yelled at, what snarky remarks I'm gonna have to hear, what coworkers are going to lazy around while I work and their sit on their asses, I don't want to prepare a working plan for the day only to be completely ignored by a coworker that, while not my superior, feels and acts like it only because she's been there longer than me.
I don't want to go to work in fear.
this looks like PTSD now.
I want to go to work to do the job to the best of my abilities feeling rested, to do my pauses as stipulated in the contract, to avoid drama and go home.
your answer is some kind of zen level wisdom I still need to master.
Happy that you can, but apparently I cannot (yet?)
or admit I hate nursing and I have to quit bedside.
really. I hate nursing.
you are right, but somehow I cannot stop ruminating about this. Just thinking about them and how I was treated infuriates me.