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40332 Re: Do as I say, not as I do: Survey finds 4 in 10 healthcare professionals work while sick
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capt_nemo   POPE IV   16 Dec 2017
11:17 PM
40329 Re: Do as I say, not as I do: Survey finds 4 in 10 healthcare professionals work while sick
   ...whether ya go to work or not when ya sick kinda depends on the situ...
ribit   POPE IV   16 Dec 2017
11:15 PM

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Re: Do as I say, not as I do: Survey finds 4 in 10 healthcare professionals work while sick

By: micro in POPE IV
Sat, 16 Dec 17 6:14 PM
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Nemo
I have always found this to be the case among management level employees in some companies I started out my career.
I always thought about the hypocrisy then. Healthcare practitioners (professional is a subjective word to me), are no different in my eyes.

It is all about DRIVE and motivation. DO you care enough about what you do to suck it up and unless you are dying or cannot breathe, show up and do the best you can. Others are relying on and depending on YOU to be there. (not you per say)

This has been going on for a long time in my world and I suspect it is only going to increase with the rise of the snowflakes.

Just my opinion of course from decades of observation.
Maybe this also another personal reason why I do not hold "doctors" in high esteem or reverent awe either.

They are nothing more than a human body engineer, where some things are established, proven, factual, and many more are guesswork.

Like engineers, there are good ones, great ones, and bad one. When you find a good or great one, stick with them because they are rare indeed.

Good morning!!!! Very Happy