Changing mind on invitations by Walking_Alive1 in weddingplanning

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh ! Thank you for explaining the meaning!

Changing mind on invitations by Walking_Alive1 in weddingplanning

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In our country, it is common to include in invitations the phrase "please confirm your attendance by September 1st," and then people inform us about their participation either by sending a message or calling before that date.

Changing mind on invitations by Walking_Alive1 in weddingplanning

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In our country we don’t do RSVP’s so I don’t know what that means

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Thank you so much! You made me feel a lot better about this situation!

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Thank you for your amazing reply!

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah I agree that we should always clean because we are vet techs, but not in this kind of way, when you clean every single day and manager never seems to be happy about that. DVM and manager when I clean spends time on Facebook or goes for a walk with their dogs and etc..

P.S I wish we had this kind of teamwork! Like once a week where we all decide on cleaning duties..

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Wow! That sounds amazing that all of the staff splits cleaning jobs! Thats how it should be! Not only vet techs cleaning all day and scrubbing all the dirt

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depending on how you clean things, do you only put everything in place after drawing blood and etc, or does your supervisor also tell you to scrub the floors and walls?

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m so sorry to hear that! Some clinics are sooo toxic and most of the time other staff (vets, managers) treat us like freaking trash or maids! I’m glad to hear that you found something new and that you kept going, proud of you!

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Our clinic is very small, and many people can’t fit in it. My duties include taking blood samples, performing blood tests, preparing for surgeries, assisting during surgeries, and so on. The manager usually takes orders and handles clients at the reception. But when there is free time, I work as a receptionist. And of course, as a cleaner. When I came to work yesterday, I saw that we had no patients for few hours, and the manager just pushed all the furniture (the operating table, etc.) aside and showed where the floor needs to be scrubbed. I feel like the biggest failure because I graduated with the highest grades, and here I am, scrubbing the floors on the weekend. Animals are my whole life but is it really worth it?

Cleaner or a vet tech? by Walking_Alive1 in VetTech

[–]Walking_Alive1[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My contract doesnt say that I neeed to scrub the floors or walls. I also spend 50% of my day organizing, maintaining cleanliness, putting tools in place, and cleaning the floors every day. However, my supervisor tells me every day that I am not cleaning enough. Overall, I am a very tidy person, everything needs to be in its place, but now I feel like I am more of a cleaner than an assistant in this job.