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I did IT support in a hospital for a year. Nurses do everything. Their job is both hard and thankless. I do not doubt satisfaction is low. But this sounds l
by mulmen 5y ago
I did IT support in a hospital for a year. Nurses do everything. Their job is both hard and thankless. I do not doubt satisfaction is low.
But this sounds like the employee satisfaction corollary to Sturgeon’s Law [1].
“90% of employed people are considering leaving their profession in the next year.”
This survey would be more compelling if it compared nurses responses with the general employed population over time. I only skimmed so maybe it does and I missed it.
[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon's_law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon's_law
- FesterCluck 5y agoThank you for this, the article's conclusion felt very generic, especially after reading the sample group was 200 nurses. Not that Sturgeon's Law is scientific fact or anything, but the observation on it's face rings true. Asking the question alone influences the answer, just like Sturgeon's Law requires an "expert".