The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

One of the pharmacies I briefly worked for filled a lot of questionable prescriptions for opiates. A new pharmacist who was brought to the pharmacy right before I was hired started rejecting a lot of them for obvious reason, e.g. Oxycodone 30mg 120 tablets as a one month supply of which we would see multiple per day, and she was told by district management after our prescription count dropped that month that it wasn't our job to be the drug police and pressured her to start fill more. I jumped ship and went back to my old company pretty quick. It's for exactly this reason that CVS doesn't count Schedule II controlled substances in the rating metrics for pharmacies.
 
Haven't had a chance to express my concerns yet, been in meetings all day, but the day has felt surreal and I think I might update my resume. If at this early in the company (1.5yr) I'm being asked to do this IDK what I may be asked down the line.
 
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It's a shame because I have really been so happy here and I like everyone. Had every intention of sticking around a long time.
 
I'm at home. I have a meeting today with my potential employer. I already worked for him a little during January and February, they just couldn't hire me full-time because of some budget things that got fucky. Even though my confidence in the company is lower, I will still negotiate the position terms and maybe go for it in the end. But we'll see.

I'm also signed up for a job interview for an office job at the ministry, which might be cool but the pay is almost humorous. It's a state job in a post -communist country. It's what it is.
 
I'm at home. I have a meeting today with my potential employer. I already worked for him a little during January and February, they just couldn't hire me full-time because of some budget things that got fucky. Even though my confidence in the company is lower, I will still negotiate the position terms and maybe go for it in the end. But we'll see.

I'm also signed up for a job interview for an office job at the ministry, which might be cool but the pay is almost humorous. It's a state job in a post -communist country. It's what it is.

they did not want to hire you full time because they're waiting for the right moment to fire you, guess what man.... you're fired!
 
Just had some breakfast. I'm back at work since yesterday. Just need to run some errands today and then off to Malta for 10 days. ADVENTURE!