hospital or call center??

[sysy]

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just dont know where i'm going...

[kit_cebu]

me too.....i feel for you....
labi pa di ka mo-post details....

details TS para ma-tambagan ka sa mga peeps diri...

[xen_lex]

@kit: +1000

[Githyanki]

Depends on what you are aiming for. Hospitals provide the venue for practicing what you have learned in college. Aside from that, it offers you the chance to be hired as a nurse in abroad. Call centers, on the other hand, provide a very large starting salary but at the expense of not being able to practice your profession.

Better weight the benefits (of each option) against what you really need both short-term and long-term.

[siopao1984]

much better if imo gipost nganu?

then what course nahuman mo
then ang profession mo run
why you want to work in a call center
why you want to work in a hospital

[reginakrys]

depends on a lot of factors.. your priorities, your long-term plans, your financial capacity, etc..

[peewee_toot]

reflect on this.

YouTube - Katy Perry's "Firework" (bisaya version) - NURSING

[kazki]

It seems you're really at a fork in the road...

Yes, they're right. A few details would help us to help you.

[sugbuana]

call center is a temporary job for nurses kumbaga pang short term lang, where as kung naa sa hospital gamit kaayu ang kurso then pang lifetime or pang regular pa jud nga work.

[SmoKoY]

call center is a temporary job for nurses kumbaga pang short term lang, where as kung naa sa hospital gamit kaayu ang kurso then pang lifetime or pang regular pa jud nga work.

i don't know how prevalent this is right now with the call center industry but this is the reason why mag duha duha mga call centers ug hire ur nursing grads