Comment on get a job you loser
Photonic@lemmy.world 3 days agoAnd you are making assumptions on how hard it would be. People do it all the time. The hard part is breaking the habit and getting out of the comfort zone. And to stay in the comfort zone people throw up hurdles for themselves, making it seem harder than it is.
Even you are trying to make it seem worse than it is, citing a four-year training when I just told you that during that training the trainee nurses are usually working on the floor in paid internships within a year.
So like I said, the hard part is not the actual switch, but the mental process to start the switch, getting out of the groove that you’re stuck in and overcoming perceived barriers that you build up in your own mind.
Anyway, what the OP said was that it would be hard finding a job that benefits society. And finding the job isn’t very hard once you’re trained.
arrow74@lemmy.zip 3 days ago
Once again being an RN is a 4 year degree. Are you thinking of LPN?
Photonic@lemmy.world 1 day ago
Are you saying being an LNP doesn’t benefit the human race…?
arrow74@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
Why are you fishing for a further argument on a day’s old post. That’s kinda weird dude
Photonic@lemmy.world 1 day ago
I know a day may seem long if all you know is TikTok and instant gratification, but it really isn’t. If that is your frame of reference then obviously a few months may seem like an eternity. I think I get it now….
Also it’s an argument worth making.
And it’s weirder to make a comment and delete it, like you did.
Photonic@lemmy.world 3 days ago
I know RN is a total of 4 years, but it’s simply not true that Clinicals usually only start in the last year. Maybe in the past, but nowadays it starts a lot sooner.
Also check out this Reddit post.
And that still doesn’t disprove what I said about the availability of nursing jobs. I’m getting a bit tired of this moving of the goal posts.
oceancloud@discuss.online 2 days ago
Nursing school is incredibly difficult both to get into and to complete. There may be a lot of nursing jobs available in your area for this very reason.
Photonic@lemmy.world 2 days ago
You are both missing the point. It’s not about nursing specifically. It’s about the fact that there are plenty of jobs that contribute something to society if you’re willing, whether it’s nursing or teaching, or something very different. Nursing is just one example and I’ve already spent too much time on it, since it’s not the point.
It’s easy to complain about how hard something is and only a little less easy to make a change. But people don’t want a little less easy. I was just calling that out, but that message obviously doesn’t earn you any points on Lemmy, QED, but it’s no less true.