#chiefdom

The last few months have been the busiest of my entire residency career and, well, life actually. Maybe I’ve been sheltered so far in my residency but this is the first time I felt, like, this is what is meant by “residency” where you live breathe work residency and reside at the hospital. I think I thought that a few times before but the past few months really blew that out of the water. 100% of my time not sleeping has been devoted to residency. 100%. And the sleeping has been pretty limited. I’ve been on the busiest rotation of my program, and we’ve been the busiest we’ve ever been. On top of that I had to do a lot of work to facilitate graduation for our chiefs and now I am taking over as chief and taking on all of that work. On top of that, I was interviewing for jobs this spring and have finally signed an offer letter because there was a bit of back and forth to make sure they have everything I need to practice the way that I should (yay! but stressful). On top of all that, my co-resident has not been doing well. Actually, she has not been doing well this entire residency. Many people have tried to help her along the way, including me but she is her own worst enemy. And her lack of competence. And her ability to take feedback and improve. And her inability to accept fault ever. And her fucking antagonism. She is the most antagonistic person I’ve ever met. I don’t really believe in personality disorders but hooo boy does she have one. Maybe the most difficult person I have ever dealt with on a prolonged basis. So she is being held back a few months. This is good actually because I was wondering if we were going to graduate an incompetent resident. I’m relieved that our program director does not want to do that. Wish I could go into it more but don’t want to even on an anonymous account. She is going to stir some shit though. Given that I have dedicated so much to my program, which I genuinely feel is giving me great training, I have some feelings about it.

Anyways, been doing all the work plus more.

The National Flag of the Chiefdom of Utamucanee (1979-Present)

Political Organization

Summary:

Every community/ society theirs always a leader to role that particular place. It must have a roler so that the people will follow to the one who lead that specific society/community. It is much important to have a person which will hold and lead the place to have unity peace harmony and understanding. Leadership is a power of one harnessing the power of many because the strength of one's community is in the will of the leader, and the will is character in action.

Reflection:

An individual that includes in the completion of the community needs a powerful leader to role his country. In our society their are many classifications in terms of authority and political structure. According to Elman Service classified the society into four based on its political integration, these are the band, tribe, chiefdom, and the state. Band is the smallest size and proportion. It is considered as acephalous which means " no leader". The other one is the tribe where it is much larger than the band. They have no leader but they believe in their elders which it is called as "village headman". Another one is chiefdom it is the formal form of hierachical political organization usually based on kinship, by which formal leadership is monopolized by the legitimate members of select families. There are two types of chiefdom; the simple chiefdom and the complex chiefdom. Lastly, the state it is a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government. They also believe that he who has the most powerful will hold or lead the state. In addition, under the state is the tributary system it is where the elite demands in the form of agriculture.Then the legitimacy it is the means the formal way of accepting the law.