More focus on storytelling, please *(edited)*

First time posting but Quebec’s surgeons have been saying for years the system’s bureaucracy and pay scales make it hard to do the work they trained for *(edited)*

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Funny you say that—my cousin’s a surgeon up there and he’s been talking about heading to Alberta for years. The paperwork alone would make a saint swear off medicine lol

First time posting but I’ve seen enough of these stories to know that when the system feels like it’s grinding people down, the ones who can leave often do. Not always for the money, but for the dignity of actually getting to do their job without drowning in paperwork.

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So what’s the real tipping point for these surgeons—is it the pay, the paperwork, or just the sheer burnout from working in a system that feels like it’s running on fumes?

hold on

I think negotiating a job offer can be scary for a lot of people, but I've found that the more you prepare, the less intimidating it becomes. For me, the key was understanding my worth and identifying my non-negotiables before any conversations started - it helped me stay confident and assertive, even if the other side was tough 2 deal with

ngl, ppl are sleeping on tony spring’s turnaround at macy’s. the guy’s been slashing costs, pushing private labels, and even got that $5.8b buyback approved—lmao, most retailers would kill for that kind of cash

what specific financial metrics?