u/PogUpogman

The only reason why I think of this is because this is a thing that's been on the radio for what since 2005? . You would think by now anyone from SD would know it is not actually a free dozen romantic roses promotion😭.

I am currently a CNA but I've been thinking about having a change. This CNA stuff gets heavy after a while. How is it being a medical assistant? Pros and con maybe inside look from personal experiences?

What's a job where you can work from home? Doesn't HAVE to be high pay but at least decent. No experience I know there's usually customer service but if that's avoided that would be pretty Lucky. Anything computer wise ? Or am I talking about something that doesn't exist?

What's a job where you can work from home? Doesn't HAVE to be high pay but at least decent. No experience I know there's usually customer service but if that's avoided that would be pretty Lucky. Anything computer wise ? Or am I talking about something that doesn't exist?

I wouldn't think non CNAs would be on this subreddit but if you are and have an answer for this I would like to read your input. What do you do know? Are you in a better place than when you were a CNA? How were you able to tell what you're doing now is what you want to do/your calling ?

I currently have the 9 fold sometimes I get good pictures but sometimes they are that great. I play with the settings a lot but tbh sometimes idk what I'm doing. Usually I constantly wipe the lens because I always feel that's the issue but not sure. Any tips would help ty

How was warped tour this year compared to last year ? We missed out this year because we had our first born so recovery and stuff ect ect. Here and there I heard some were disappointed with the lines up but idk

I'm talking about areas like Tacoma or Olympia or Puyallup ect not too far from those areas I'm not sure yet if I should do hospital or assisted living. I did assisted living for like 2 years and being in the hospital field for about 5 months and tbh sometimes I miss working with senior field if anyone knows good places and even the pay range (bc when I look at some they don't even show the pay range on the website) I would really appreciate it

I'm coming from California and I wanna transfer my license to WA. Someone sent me links but it's confusing one of them is WABON and then there is secureaccess.wa.gov and another one called HELMS

Theres also a link for a Nursing Assistant Certification Endorsement Application packet but it says to fill out and mail? Is it mail only or I thought I could do this online.

I did fill out a from already named Nursing Assistant Credential Verification that I'm supposed to send to my state but from there idk where else to go I know I have to pay like 80 something dollars and I would like to get started on it if anyone can help

I feel that Verizon gets so butthurt when someone switches out to a company with the " you switch and we pay your phone off " deal that they made it impossible to pay off the phone with the card the new company gives you this is my second time doing it and it's already telling me that this payment couldn't process please try another card . The first time it was because my family switched out of my account and they switched to at&t once I got the cards I tried to do the payments online, in stores , and with customer service and it just wouldn't process until I had to do that one special service with Verizon that charges you like 10$ for having that service. Until then it actually worked. And now that I switched out of Verizon it's already telling me online that they couldn't accept his payment to try a different card. Doesn't make sense since it looks like they never have issues when you wanna make a monthly bill payment to them

I can access Google assistant/ Gemini by pressing down the earbud but what I want is to use it handsfree, it won't respond to " hey Google " and won't start live conversation with Gemini

I have NO experience with the barista work field but for years now I've always had the idea of having some type of coffee truck business. This has been on my mind In like.. forever, the only "experience" I have is from home by making coffee with different types of makers I haven't even had any experience with espresso making it's too expensive for me atm. It's been a while since I thought about this but at the moment I work at a hospital and every other day there is a coffee truck outside that stays in the early morning and it makes me daydream again. I'm usually doing research on how to make this or make that or what's important in this drink ect. I saw that there are in person lessons but they are like 200-300 per session but idk how to feel about that. Is all of this a dumb idea ?

As someone that has worked as a Sitter and assisted facilities I absolutely HATE when family or friends visit the pt/resident. It always feels like they are staring daggers at you and watching every single move you do. It feels like they are here just to judge the staff instead of actually visiting the person. And it's very fucked up to think of because a lot of people I get as a sitter are like.. people who are dying or are really fucked up so emotions are all over the room. And it's kinda hypocritical because I would prob be a little concerned about my person's treatment anywhere. But let's say if there was a sitter then I would literally let them know that they can be on their phone that they don't have to worry just because we are here because holy fuck one time I had to almost rawdog 12 hr on almost just staring at a wall because the pt family were in that room my entire shift. Hate me or not this shit annoying ASF 😭 ( on a side note ) when family says " oh I'm a nurse '

Even with this type of job... I'm not very social, so what do you guys do that can help pass the time when doing these types of shifts