Very soon we are going to be called to start working. And I am so scared. There are still some things I don't know how to do. And I'm scared of being a burden on everyone else.
posted by nurse pica @ 9:36 PM
I was 21 when I started this blog, in my third year of BSc Nursing. I graudated in 2006 with much difficulty, but I made it. i came to malta from canada when i was 7 and i often think my parents made a big mistake bringing me here. i like to think im smart and many people tell me i am so maybe i think correctly.i hate condescending and immature people, especially when these kind of people accuse me of being immature. i also hate ignorant people because they infuriate me. however, i do like kind people who have something interesting and intelligent to say and who by talking to them i feel like i have truly made a difference in their lives and vice versa. i also like people who appreciate good humour and dont get offended easily. And basically, this is life as I know it.
4 Comments:
You're no different from everyone else starting in a new job. Frankly, in many fields of business (including my own) we consider newbies to be useless for the first few months until they actually learn how to forget what they learnt previously and learn what the REAL world is all about :)
ej, what's this cicc?
Quite frankly, I would prefer having to carry a burden who listens and learns and whom someday soon I can rely upon (like you) rather than having one who's been there for ages and is still useless (like many).
The beginning will be tough. It is for all, but you'll be okay, like most. I'm sure.
concentrate on your breathing and don't think too much
its a bit of a late answer. i started my new job in october and I felt just the same. now, i feel as if I am part of the team...so just do your best and dont pretend that you wont do mistakes, coz its impossible but if you show commitment in what you're doing, you can only be praised. good luck.
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