Probably going through a brutal 7-hour series of interviews and 4 additional phone interviews complete with full grilling of my technical knowledge with regard to microcomputer architecture when I was trying to get the job at Intel, only for them to not hire me. It was very humbling, considering I had been in college for 5 years trying to get a job like that. Looking back, I had no business working there, since microprocessors aren't really my area of expertise, but it was humbling to put in so much effort only to be denied at the very end. Just had to pick up my skirt and look for another job, and I think I did just fine

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the experiences people went through have definitely been eye-opening for me.

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Originally posted by Euforix Reading this part of your post is very humbling.

yeah I guess there is more to life than basketball, asians, and church. maybe my experiences are just scratching the surface of a real humbling experience.

Ironically, it was yesterday. Had medical semiotics exam and had to show on a patient how a manoeuvre was done. It was one of the simplest ones in the book, however I had skipped those and practiced a lot on the difficult ones.

In front of the hospital chief and the doctor that was taking care of my group, I failed big time with it at which point the chief asks me why I didn't study. Never felt so low in my entire fucking life. I knew all the other stuff so passed with a high mark, but didn't even have the guts to look them in the eye.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluid_wave_test

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Originally posted by Chimney Ironically, it was yesterday. Had medical semiotics exam and had to show on a patient how a manoeuvre was done. It was one of the simplest ones in the book, however I had skipped those and practiced a lot on the difficult ones. In front of the hospital chief and the doctor that was taking care of my group, I failed big time with it at which point the chief asks me why I didn't study. Never felt so low in my entire fucking life. I knew all the other stuff so passed with a high mark, but didn't even have the guts to look them in the eye. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluid_wave_test

wow you really posted at the right time because I'm studying to become a personal support worker and I really need to know how to deal with patients too. I respect your story.

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Originally posted by Mattsanity. wow you really posted at the right time because I'm studying to become a personal support worker and I really need to know how to deal with patients too. I respect your story.

Deal with patient as in examinations or how to handle them in conversations?

Personal support workers can't believe in God, because I'm pretty sure that they don't hire liars.

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Originally posted by Chimney Deal with patient as in examinations or how to handle them in conversations?

well PSW's are a notch below other health care workers like Nurses. I think you're doing something much harder than me, so maybe I should know my role and shut my mouth.

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Originally posted by zyklon-jay Personal support workers can't believe in God, because I'm pretty sure that they don't hire liars.

If I forced jesus on others at the facility, I'd probably get fired before they even throw a thrid strike.

so you actually change the bed pan?

^yes. I can't do certain things like sticking equipment inside them.

you'll stop believing in God after you see cancer dumps.

God really does allow BS to occur, but I believe he has a master plan that will benefit the world in the end.