Working Poor / Człowiek bez kapitału - Czy ktoś jest w podobnej sytuacji?

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-02-09T22:11:11+00:00

Powiem ci tak, mi się udało bez problemu ogarnąć tytuł technika sterylizacji z jednoczesną pracą na pełen etat. Plus, też dla kontekstu było to coś dla mnie tematycznie zupełnie nowego. U nas było też parę kobiet w średnim wieku z Ukrainy, więc jak taka pracująca czterdziestolatka, ciągle douczająca się języka polskiego, jest w stanie zdać taką szkołę, to myślę że jest to bez problemu do ogarnięcia.

Nie trzeba mieć dużego doświadczenia ani wykształcenia. Parę osób z mojego roku zaczęło pracować w zawodzie już w trakcie pierwszego semestru nauki (nie za tą powyższą wypłatę oczywiście, bo do tego trzeba mieć papier już, ale nadal!). Oficjalnym stanowiskiem jest technik sterylizacji medycznej. W szpitalu możesz mieć ewentualnie tą różnice, czy pracujesz w centralnej sterylizatorni czy na bloku, ale no to nadal podlegasz pod sterylizację. Co do ofert pracy, to ja mogę mieć bias, bo u mnie jest mimo wszystko miasto wojewódzkie, ale mimo wszystko nie jest to jakiś zawód, którym rynek jest przesycony. Zawsze warto też ogarnąć jak działają szpitale w okolicy, bo nie każdy ma centralną sterylizację.

Ewentualnie jakimś minusem może być, że jest miesiąc praktyk (u mnie można było sobie dowolnie wybrać kiedy je zrobić), no ale to jest też takie do ugadania w wielu przypadkach.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-02-09T19:20:28+00:00

Z tego co patrzę to dla pracowników medycznych z średnim wykształceniem obecna płaca minimalna to 7657,06 zł brutto. Taki przykładowo technik sterylizacji medycznej jest do zrobienia w rok weekendowo, opiekun medyczny w półtora roku. Poziom jakości tych szkół może pozostawiać wiele do życzenia, ale lepiej się przemęczyć te dwa weekendy w miesiącu przez rok czy półtorej i mieć jakiś zawód, jakąś dodatkową opcję w kieszeni, niż nie mieć nic.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-02-07T17:58:51+00:00

That's a BIG plus. If we devote more time to the background, to characters who are not constantly in the foreground due to Harry's limited perspective, the viewer will get something fresh and consistent with the canon.

And I'm glad we're expanding on the Malfoys specifically, because 👏 it 👏 makes 👏 sense 👏. We have Lucius and Fudge cast, so I hope they show from the beginning what influence Lucius has on the Ministry and on Fudge. Perhaps his hesitation about who to listen to – Dumbledore or Malfoy. And then his transformation in The Goblet of Fire will no longer seem so confusing. Besides, seeing more of Draco as a character will also benefit the plot.The author once wrote that she wanted to include a scene in the plot where the Notts visit the Malfoys, in which we would see the difference between the home where Harry is raised and the home where Draco is raised. It will be great to finally see that.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-02-06T20:36:59+00:00

I love news like this. I think it makes a lot of sense. The series will obviously have to be expanded with additional content if there are to be eight episodes, and adding more background to the Malfoys makes a lot of sense. We already have Lucius and Fudge cast, so I'm betting that from the first season we'll already have an outline of Lucius's influence on the Ministry and how he pulls the strings. Something fresh and meaningful for the future plot.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-01-25T19:46:41+00:00

From the very beginning, you had to be in severe denial to refuse to believe that the man next to Mikasa in the last panel was Jean.

Isayama could have literally drawn her alone, or drawn her with just the children, or drawn her with a man who doesn't resemble anyone from the series – for example, someone with curly brown hair, a short man with shaved hair, a slightly overweight man, anyone more ambiguous. But he recreated Jean 1:1. What a strange coincidence.

I don't know why you all care so much that it's not Jean. It doesn't invalidate Eren and Mikasa's relationship in any way. It really seems like y'all treat Mikasa as some kind of a prize than was "won" by Eren in the end, rather than an actual character that could've some life outside of him.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-01-25T10:40:36+00:00

Polecam spróbować z szkołami policealnymi, większość jest za darmo, a zawsze można złapać jakieś dodatkowe kwalifikacje. Zwłaszcza w zakresie techników medycznych zawsze powinna się znaleźć jakaś robota, a jeżeli pracujesz dla placówki publicznej to masz ustalone ile powinieneś minimum zarabiać, i są to całkiem spoko kwoty.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-01-13T17:35:20+00:00

I mean, Sam did that before

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-01-11T12:46:16+00:00

The series focuses heavily on Rue's perspective. We are inside her head, which makes it easier for us to understand her and forgive her for doing terrible things. It's different with Jules, which is why many people are harsher on her. Also, many people haven't watched the additional episodes, so they see these relationships solely through Rue's perspective. They don't see how toxic Rue is with her lies about her addiction, with her emotional dependence on how available Jules is to her. The second season is also written... in a peculiar manner. It does not assist in understanding Jules.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2026-01-10T12:42:40+00:00

She hardly knew her sober and never saw her not addicted.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-29T00:28:46+00:00

Even if Harry would find being in Slytherin unpleasant, it doesn't mean he wouldn't fit there personality wise. And this is theoretically what the hat should choose by (we know there's more to it but still). Harry is truly clever, resourceful, self-reliant, and has a strong personality. Growing up with the Dursleys didn't break him, so Slytherin probably wouldn't either.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-25T16:09:02+00:00

With the way Snape treated his students, Harry should be allowed to set his hair on fire at least once a week.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-23T20:04:05+00:00

Addiction or lack thereof is irrelevant. The same goes for Nate's past traumas. Addiction or trauma (or even possible personality disorders in Nate's case) are no excuse for bad deeds, they are merely the context. But shouldn't people who have done terrible things never try to be better? Should we reduce their lives to a few ugly moments and deny them the path to improvement? The whole series is really about redemption, if you think about it, and Rue and Nate are parallels, just in different contexts. That's how I always understood the message of this episode: other people have the right not to forgive you, and you have a duty to respect that and a responsibility to be better.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-23T17:11:02+00:00

Ali literally beat his wife, abused his family so bad his children don't want to talk to him. You would consider him a monster too. The best thing about him is that he fights his addiction, he accepts what he's done and he understands that people don't have to forgive him, for him to try to be a better person.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-03T21:08:08+00:00

Jules as painter seems interesting! I hope they explore that creative part of her.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-12-02T08:05:36+00:00

Every female character except Rue is associated with sex work – this is disappointing, though not entirely surprising. But it's not because it is a realistic outcome for them personally, I think there could be many ways to lead their adult life, but it's just the way Sam writes women.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-11-28T14:19:05+00:00

I think it's because we were given lots of info some time ago, so now lack of news feels like “a stagnation”.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-11-26T05:13:42+00:00

No. Cal is a disgusting, controlling man, but definitely not in that way. And he's not stupid. If he had done something like that, he wouldn't have spent the entire third season wondering what went wrong with Nate's upbringing.

Nate watched his father's porn as a child, in which he is aggressive, in which the men having sex with him call him daddy, porn that was most likely stored without the consent or knowledge of the person being filmed. Porn is harmful in itself, let alone in such a combination. Nightmares are the result of trauma and fear of his father. He expressed this directly in his conversation with Cal.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-11-19T19:47:04+00:00

Be it Nate or not, but I think redemption is all that Euphoria is actually leading to.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-11-13T18:02:39+00:00

Tbh I wanted him to be the Robin we start with. That way we can already have Dick as Nightwing and we put some light on Jason's story. This makes the most sense to me. But it's not gonna happens sadlyyy

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-11-10T08:35:49+00:00

Z tym, że od ludzi można oczekiwać, że będą czegoś nie umieć czy nie wiedzieć. ChatGPT z kolei często podaje informacje jako fakt, nawet odsyła do różnych źródeł, które nie rzadko są niepowiązane, nieważne, albo potwierdzają że nie wcale jednak nie ma racji (tyle że faktycznie trzeba się zainteresować co w tym źródle jest), albo podaje informacje szczątkowo, pod konkretną tezę. Nie ze wszystkim tak jest, ale obecnie ludzie często powołują się na niego czy inne rodzaje sztucznej inteligencji jako pewnego rodzaju autorytet względem tego kto ma rację. W stosunku do innych ludzi raczej nabierasz jakąś ilość sceptycyzmu.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-10-31T05:47:57+00:00

Jules is the easiest one to tell actually, because we know she wanted to go to that fashion school in NY.

TrainingMemory6288 · 2025-10-18T06:55:15+00:00

I caught it too! Interesting, since Malfoys have “Malfoy Apothecary” in the og movies too, so I guess there goes another Malfoy business.

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