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Beyond having the money or not. By the time you're in your mid-forties, I just don't have the stamina for late-nights that I did when I was 20, even 30. I'm
by audiometry 6y ago
Beyond having the money or not. By the time you're in your mid-forties, I just don't have the stamina for late-nights that I did when I was 20, even 30. I'm sure the money, maturity, experience I've accumulated between 20-45 would help, but no doubt the raw endurance is lower. I would not enjoy these legendary 24hr+ rotations that residents apparently have to do.
But hats off to this guy -- i think it's very cool. Makes my daydreams of what I'd like to do post this-job seem quaint and underachieving.
- billfruit 6y agoBut these 24hr shifts seems to be an US thing. In my country doctors would have a more relaxed schedule, in fact you will get a more pressing schedule if you are in tech.. but generally engineers start out with better salaries than doctors here, though slowly the doctors then catch up and retire with better salaries than engineers..