But here I wait, while people capable of doing this (or at least capable of learning how to do it - and that's a lot of people) also wait. That's regulation.
But here I wait, while people capable of doing this (or at least capable of learning how to do it - and that's a lot of people) also wait. That's regulation.
What I have seen, over and over again, are that employers are realizing that they're now in the cat seat and become nothing less than abusive, deeply abusive, to their employees as a result. Once they see how many people apply for new openings and realize how unlikely it is that current employees will quit in this environment, they become mini-dictators. It's an interesting phenomenon.
All that aside, I do wish you good health and hope that you can get the treatment you need soon.
Also Free Market economy seems to play along with popular choice, so pokemon go and cure for baldness is likely to get prioritized above space budget.
Thank you (and I mean that quite sincerely).
Practically speaking, though, how will I get treatment? Intervention from the government is the only reason I'm waiting for care right now. (See my comments in other posts on this thread - I establish this in great detail if you consider my posts together.)
As an employer I find this surprising. I spend a lot of time and effort trying to be good to my staff. I find that a well taken care of staff delivers better results than a poorly taken care of staff. I admit I am doing it in my own self interest, but even acknowledging that it still is about as opposite to "deeply abusive" as I could imagine. I spend a third of my life with the people at work, how could that be pleasant if it was abusive?
I hope you can find a workplace one day that makes you feel appreciated. Life is better when that happens. For everyone.
Automation doesn't mean a 100% reduction of staff, but merely a significant reduction in staff. There's plenty of automation snaking its way into surgeries.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/new-machine-...
I have the money - I worked my ass off to earn it (while sick, no less!) What I (and the experts that would use this machine on me) don't have is the political freedom to use it as we see fit.
This thing could literally save my life. A team invented it, tested it, and it's just sitting there. I'm just sitting here.
Waiting.
Doing the job you want done takes a lot of hard work and study. Being in Finance or startup world can reward better, with less effort.