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Tips po para maging immune sa criticisms from patients lalo na sa coworkers. I’ve been job hopping the past few months dahil sa attitude ng mga nagiging kasama ko, though hindi naman medtech-related yung previous jobs ko. Now, kailangan ko na talagang mag-stay sa trabaho and first day ko next week as a medtech. If ever toxic pa rin yung environment, hindi ko na afford umalis agad kasi nahihiya na rin ako sa parents ko. Paano ba maging unbothered? Ang hirap kasi lalo na newbie medtech pa lang ako. Feeling ko wala akong karapatang mangatwiran or mag-defend ng sarili ko if ever, kasi wala pa naman akong alam masyado 😅 Penge naman po tips. Nakaka-drain din kasi maging “yes man,” laging nagso-sorry, at parang laging kawawa lol.

As a newbie kasi, feeling ko kailangan kong tanggapin lahat ng criticism kahit minsan below the belt na. Gusto ko matuto maging professional without taking everything personally. Paano ba maging firm and confident without coming off as disrespectful?

Sa mga medtechs diyan, paano niyo natutunang hindi maapektuhan masyado ng toxic patients or coworkers habang newbie pa lang kayo?

Sobrang hirap maghanap ng work ngayon, lalo na dito sa province. Do you think okay na ba itong offer? I’m based in Olongapo, and there’s a secondary-level hospital na nag-offer sakkin ng 18k basic salary. Around 30 minutes away from home siya. Ang iniisip ko lang is medyo mabigat yung pre-employment expenses. Sagot ng applicant ang medical, which costs around 10k kasama na vaccines, tapos yung trainings hati pa kami ng hospital sa bayad kahit matapos yung lock in period. Yung schedule is the usual: 6am–2pm 2pm–10pm 10pm–6am Nagdadalawang-isip ako kasi aside sa medical and trainings, may pamasahe and processing expenses pa for documents. Pero at the same time, wala na rin kasi akong mahanap na ibang openings kahit sa labs. Need advice po. Worth it ba i-grab for experience muna, or red flag na masyadong malaki yung initial gastos? Thanks po.