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The real world

by Anonymous (no login)

 

The real world could not care less about your clubs.
You do have to learn as much as you can so that you can fight for those $40,000 jobs after your residency.

In fact, I know of one senior podiatrist who hired a younger podiatrist to do front office and back office support work as it was cheaper to hire a young podiatrist than to hire a high school graduate to do that work.

This is a true story. Details available upon request.

Posted on Nov 12, 2002, 12:11 AM
from IP address 67.24.14.169

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Re: The real worldBJHawkins on Nov 18, 6:56 PM
 Too Bad3rd year out on Nov 19, 6:21 PM
 Second Year of What?Anonymous on Nov 21, 2:13 PM
  I was offered $97,000 first year.Joe Best, DPM on Nov 23, 7:18 PM

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