Exhausted. 20yd dumpster full of stuff to get rid of. Now all we have left is a metric chit ton of other stuff to move

Sunoverbeach wrote:

And how long will it take you to reaccumulate 20 cubic yards of stuff in the new place?

danmdevries wrote:

Exhausted. 20yd dumpster full of stuff to get rid of.

Sunoverbeach wrote:

45 feels awfully warm this morning.

Helluva night at work last night.

Heard back about the new job. I got a week to think it over but it's looking like a no. She says you won't have to take a patient load except when there's staffing shortages on tele units, icus, and the er. Well we float someone damn near every day as it is and we're still short every day. So between that and the no control over your schedule stuff, that's a hard sell when your requirements are an icu charge nurse with at least 5 years experience. The only perk to staying in a position for that long is scheduling and reduced float frequency.

danmdevries wrote:

As Brother Frank says, a deal is only as good as its downside.
Too much downside for you.
Btw, is staffing (patients to nurse ratio) one of the biggest pain points in being a nurse?

8trackdisco wrote:

As Brother Frank says, a deal is only as good as its downside.
Too much downside for you.
Btw, is staffing (patients to nurse ratio) one of the biggest pain points in being a nurse?

8trackdisco wrote: