Last hospital job I had, supervisor had relative also working under her. Even though my average line count was double anyone who worked there, and I worked the night shift, I was told that myself and the only other girl I worked with talked too much.
This was the girl who helped me train my ear on the ESLs there, became my best friend, had no problem with me talking to her, or talking to me, had an awesome line count and accuracy herself, and left shortly after I did.
I left because the super and her SIL (can you say nepitism) ended up setting me up like a bowling pin. Jealousy is an ugly thing.
Now I like to imagine those types fighting amongst themselves. I spend my days getting the job done, while they spend their days conniving how to make someone who is getting the job done look bad.
What is amazing is that the most supposedly educated higher ups don't see through that BS, or they don't do their homework before reprimanding without foundation.
BTW, not long after I quit, everyone involved was fired including the super, director of MR, and head of Risk Management who also managed to get involved. The only one left was the SIL, instigator, trouble maker. Looks like she wrecked havoc on everyone around her, not just me.
If you have that much time to cause trouble, and complain about nothing, deflect attention from your lack, then you surely can't be doing your job!! I call them campaigners, probably should have gone into politics.
I've never stepped foot into an office or department since then to work, nor will I ever again, don't miss it one bit. You couldn't pay me enough to get in that snake pit again. It was as bad as any Survivor episode I've ever seen. |
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