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cbrue645

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  1. I never said I am qualified for this job, hence the reason why I am asking for objective input.
  2. When people have given me constructive feedback, I have taken it, but a lot of the comments are snarky. I am entitled to my opinion just as you are.
  3. Thank you for the feedback!!
  4. Thank you!! I don't mind my experience being questioned, but like I said before, there is a difference between being objective vs insulting! I am definitely going to take all of these comments in to consideration if I get asked back for a second interview so I really appreciate constructive criticism!
  5. Thank you thank you! I am leaning toward not doing it! I think that people were talking down to me!
  6. Thank you very much! I appreciate your objective feedback very much! I am going to look in to all of these things
  7. Thank you so very much for your feedback! This really really helped me a lot!
  8. Thanks! I will give that a read! Thanks for your help
  9. My family does not see my face. They live across the country. I wish they saw my face though...it would be very nice. I appreciate constructive feedback and there is a lot to think about if I am asked back for a second interview. We will see what happens first though!
  10. I definitely see that! Outside of this post, I have received constructive and objective feedback which is what I want so I appreciate that very much! And believe me...I have been thinking long and hard about this, as I did about my current leadership role in the assisted living. I just think there is a way to come across as objective as opposed to belittling. I have many veteran nurses in my family who are also telling me the same exact thing as here so I am open to hear it, but I would like posts to be objective and instead of posts hinting that I cannot do math (example).
  11. I have not gotten defensive about my qualifications being questioned. I have many highly educated people (including nurses) in my family who have all been constructive in a positive way. I feel there is a way to be constructive without coming across as condescending. I appreciate your feedback and love the way it was written. It is objective and I like the info you have me about the SNF. THANK YOU!
  12. The last comment about math was extremely condescending, as well as the way things were worded on some comments. I appreciate constructive feedback from veteran nurses (I have already received this feedback from Nurse Practitioners in my family as well), but why be negative about it? There is a difference between stating your opinion constructively and coming across as belittling.
  13. I am perfectly capable of math. And yes...I worked as a graduate nurse. I am unsure of why everyone on this thread is so condescending.
  14. You are skeptical of management degrees and MBA's? Interesting. Thanks for your honest feedback!! I will see how my interview turned out!

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