#a******

I took a standard ass training course before I even looked for phleb jobs, and then I showed up for the job and only need organization-specific training.

I should not have to teach a new phleb what blood cultures are. Nor what a UA is. Nor what fucking TB is!!!!!! Nor the rule that you get two (2) pokes and if you don't get it you need to pass it off to someone else. This is shit you should already know when you come to the job. We stick needles into people yet the state allows that you learn it all on the job. That is just so fucked up to me.

I feel like I have to teach kindergarten to an adult because they didn't learn anything prior to applying for the job, and now I have the added stress of babysitting someone to make sure they don't fuck up.

And the person i am specifically complaining about. Dude. I have taught her and showed her things SO MANY times now, and it just doesn't seem to stick in her brain, and she refuses to write anything down to help her future self. To put it harshly, she's a fucking idiot and she's my problem, because the state allowed her to start the job without any prior training, and because she personally chose to skip taking a training course like everyone else before starting the job.

This is not a problem you have with people who take a training course. They learn everything they need and are able to identify the areas where they are lacking before they start the job. Not this bitch though. Nope. Poking people 4 fucking times, not even communicating that to me, and sending the patient away without letting me try.

Being a PR junkie, well, that's so tacky! If I have to wish someone on his or her birthday, I would rather send a text message.

I don't usually plant stories, or do constant publicity about myself.  If my PR team gives out a story, like me cutting my holiday short for "Dolly ki Doli" promotions, which is true and helps the film, I would agree to that.

I'd rather be transparent and honest about it. I will promote my film, and I will do that a lot on Twitter. But I don't want to do shady things. I will not publicize that I will start doing social service this year! I have been doing social service since I was seven. So I won't blow my trumpet saying this year is going to be my year of doing social service. I find it classless & I think it lacks integrity.

Yes, I want publicity for the social causes that I support, but for the causes; not to make myself more popular. It has to come from the right place, but I think people, at the end of the day, recognize that.

My producers will pay me fairly, when the film will open well. They will measure their return on investment and pay me accordingly. Otherwise, if it's a solo film with me, then I am taking a percentage of the profit. I think that's the best way forward and people are very willing to give it to me.

So I don't know why everybody is complaining, then they shouldn't be doing those films. Don't complain about the film- if you think you aren't being paid well, why are you doing it? Have some self-respect.