vestmoria
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- Republicans / conservatives are winning the immigration and values game. Am I misguided? (read post)Submitted 1 month ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 8 comments
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- Comment on I don't know how to deal with what to me is a thin skinned and gossip coworker. 5 months ago:
while I find her annoying, I don’t believe I show it: I greet with a simple hi and proceed to do my job. I don’t look angry or exasperated at her, if you mean that. I don’t leave the coffee room when we do our pause and she enters the room. I simply don’t engage with her, but answer her questions politely.
Try talking to her - say you think she is a competent and friendly coworker. Say it might sound silly and weird but you find it hard and stressful to pull your head out of work to greet people, and say you hope she will understand you mean no ill if you sometimes grunt and nod.
Have you ever done this with a coworker? I don’t understand why I have to give validation to somebody who is, simply, a coworker, not a friend. I’m not a therapist.
I wouldn’t even know how to approach it. I would find it creepy.
- Submitted 5 months ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 19 comments
- Comment on working at a hospital: should I remain in the room watching a patient until he takes a certain medication? 5 months ago:
I thought you always give patients medication on time and watch them take it.
if this is true in most hospitals I work in a strange one
- Comment on working at a hospital: should I remain in the room watching a patient until he takes a certain medication? 5 months ago:
Now, whether they’re going to take into account how much cumulative time/work that adds to the nurses and then staff accordingly is another story… (Hint: they won’t)
nope they wont
- Comment on working at a hospital: should I remain in the room watching a patient until he takes a certain medication? 5 months ago:
Id ask you to stop assuming
- Comment on working at a hospital: should I remain in the room watching a patient until he takes a certain medication? 5 months ago:
and what strategies we’re using.
please do share some of those strategies with me. The patient is not geriatric, but in his 40s. What works for you?
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- Comment on what's the bigger trigger to anorexia, society or inner trauma? 5 months ago:
What an odd question.
how come?
- Submitted 6 months ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 15 comments
- Comment on can my image be recorded in British airports by tv camera crews even if I don't consent? 6 months ago:
There are a few exceptions and the relevant one here is breaking the law
could you paste a source?
Regarding the Indian national: No, no blurred face, which I find denigrating because to me this is pure British sensationalism against a person who cannot defend himself.
- Submitted 6 months ago to unitedkingdom@feddit.uk | 33 comments