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Insider information is a great thing, especially in today's world. From insiders, we learn everything we need and don't need to know. From Charlie D'Amelio's personal breaking news to stock tickers, from the Lakers locker room to the White House.

In addition to established insiders who have made gossip their job and main source of income, there are also other types of insiders. These are just people who not only do their job, they are well versed in it - but at the same time, they know something about it that an ordinary person could hardly guess.

And, to be honest, we would hardly have thought of it, if not for this thread in the AskReddit community, whose topic starter asked both a simple and non-standard question: "What are the facts about your job that general public has no idea about?" To date, the thread has over 11.6K upvotes and almost 8.5K comments, where people willingly reveal all the light and dark sides of their work.

Bored Panda collected for you the most interesting, surprising and unusual revelations from representatives of various professions. Some, perhaps, you already knew well, and some will probably shock you. Either way, feel free to scroll to the very end of the post not to miss something really interesting. And now, a little inside info from our work - more than anything in this life, we love your upvotes and comments!

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver That as a trucker, that space I left in front of me is so I don’t kill anybody, NOT your personal invitation to jump in front of my bumper because you forgot your exit or whatever reason. So many want to get in front of us and slow down and park in front my bumper.

YSK: Don’t believe the billboards those ambulance chasing lawyers put up about big truck accidents mean big bucks. Only survivors get money, most likely not you. If you do survive, more than likely your quality of life is going to be miserable.

Also YSK: these trucks can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, 34,000 pounds empty and around 20,000 pounds without the trailer. How does that compare to your SUV or even your lifted pickup. Do us all a favor and give us some space, leave us room so that you can live and go home to your family

One final thought, NEVER assume the other driver sees you.


Wow! Thanks for all the upvotes. Glad you found it helpful.

gfinchster , Robin Jakobsson Report

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James016
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Also don’t cut in front of a large truck and brake. Because physics.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Public defender.

I don’t do this because it’s the only job I could get. I do it because I’m passionately invested in making sure poor people have access to the courts and because without us, there would be absolutely nothing between them and the awesome power of the government. The vast majority of us are there for the same reason.

The perception that we’re not as good as private attorneys is just wrong. In fact, most PDs have done many more trials than privates because we have many more clients. The difference is that we can’t pick and choose our clients as private attorneys can. We have to work with what we get so our win/loss ratio isn’t as impressive as theirs. Ask a private defense attorney what they think of public defenders- most will tell you that some of the best attorneys they’ve known are PDs.

While we can’t take the time to hold your hand and take every one of your calls, we actually do care about you and your case. I work nights. I work weekends. In fact, every weekend I’m at the jail, seeing my guys, because I don’t have time during the week.

We are excellent attorneys who chose public service.

madcats323 , Surrey County Council News Report

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Kusotare
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Public defenders are the unsung heroes of the American criminal justice system. The system supposedly provides fair trials, but it falls to PDs to keep some semblance of fairness actually in the courtroom. If nothing else, PDs require DAs to do their jobs, rather than railroading one of the 'usual suspects'.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I work in IT support.
Legit about 80% of all problems are solved by rebooting the computer/terminal/phone.

If not, 20 percent is pure detective work.

Sarato88 , FHKE Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver ER Nurse.

People get seen by severity, not the order they came in the door... Also, just because you came in by ambulance doesn't mean you immediately bypass the waiting room.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver When you call 911, please say your address before anything else. It doesn’t matter if someone is actively dying, say your address first. (I’m from a rural area so this might just be a problem where I’m from) but if you’re calling on a cell phone sometimes it can ping in a completely different spot then you are. If you call and don’t say where you are and we get disconnected, I might not have any clue where to send rescue/police/fire and therefore I cannot help you. Say your address (if you don’t know then please give like a cross street or notable location) first, then preferably your name, THEN tell me what’s going on.

A lot of people assume that we automatically have a precise location where they’re at, and the systems can be pretty accurate but you can’t always rely on them. If you say the address and we get disconnected I can at least send someone to the area to figure out what needs to be done.

(Source: I am a 911 dispatcher and I have so many people scream at me for not automatically knowing their location)

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1 year ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If you are on a cellular telephone, the phone can be connected with the 9-1-1 dispatch where you live, so if you`re roaming several hundred kilometres from home, the dispatch will be unable to help you! TELL THEM WHERE YOU ARE! (They can transfer your call to a local 9-1-1 dispatch!) Do so even if you are on a landline, because some people have their landline outgoing location data blocked! (In some cases, automatically because of where the phone is - like a Shelter for Abused Persons!)

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#6

Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Chef here.

80% of us are alcoholics or addicts

Stoneless69 , Tracy Hunter Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Yep. Husband worked in restaurants for 10 years. Kitchen staff were always doing lines to keep up with the grueling long hours

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Honu
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I've had a few people in my family that developed issues with methamphetamine. One was a cook, the others had similarly grueling jobs. All of them started down that path by using to keep up with their work. My relative that was a cook had to find a new career. Meth nearly killed him, relapsing likely would, and he knew it would be all around him if he returned to working in a kitchen. Just like physical injuries are often the gateway to opioid addiction, the toxic work culture in the US is often the gateway to meth addiction.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I was going to write a joke but this is just sad.... we need to treat chefs better....Nigh, we need to treat all workers better. It is time for a proletariat revolution! Rise up against our capitalist over lords. Shoot the mailman. Elect Bernie Sanders to lead us to a better era.

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ArodTheHorrible
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Agreed, based on my observations. I would extend that to restaurant workers in general, in fact.

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Marcela Mikulová
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I m not surprised... U must stay focused plus work manually. It is physically and psychically tiring...

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Ana
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

As a retired chef, who worked in busy kitchens up and down the west coast of US, I'd say not ALL kitchen staff were addicted and alcoholics. But most were narcissists, especially chefs! Ocd mf with childhood trauma they took out on everybody. I was a recovering addict when I started, so I recognized my people... sick environment even for the healthiest of us. Always remember to tip big!

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Ogre Juan Canolli
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Tips Hardly Ever Make It To The Line Cooks--14 Years And The Only Tips I Got Was Who's Holding What

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Or are in recovery or are ex-cons. But those of us who survive wouldn't do anything else.

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Kathryn Baylis
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It’s a combination of the long and busy working hours spent working in the heat of a kitchen, the long and busy hours, set up/breakdown/deep clean, and when it comes to the chefs a little of the creative temperament that may be frustrated by being unable to create their own menus or pressured to cut costs but come up with food that’s other affordable and fit to serve to royalty (f*****g impossible). I worked in a lot of nice hotels with kitchens. Even though I was on the front desk, I did get to know the restaurant and kitchen staff, and have seen LOADS of chefs—-many extremely gifted—-with a wide variety of addictions. Sad, as it often spills over and loses them their jobs.

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bruh JJ’s
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

A really good meal is so hard to find lately. Chefs and kitchen staff should have more support. They do something that not everyone can do.

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Adur Bdur
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I worked for 5 years as a kitchen help to earn some money as a student. From what I've witnessed: yes. The problem is that the job is very demanding. Often you're the first who enters the restaurant and the last one leaving.

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Redpen88
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Can confirm. Went to one of the top culinary schools and worked in the industry for several years. Even at the school, at least half the staff were alcoholics, chain smoking between classes (and not just cigs). Also, we were 70% certain one of the teachers was a murderer... "Now, if we were making this cut on a human, we'd do it here instead."

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Earl Grey
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If you doubt this, read/listen/watch anything of Anthony Bourdain.

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Kim Kermes
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Restaurants should be required by law to have break areas and staff so everyone gets breaks.

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T J R
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My brother is a chef. He is neither an addict nor an alcoholic, so I guess he sits in that 20%.

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Meredith
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

it's not uncommon in my 2 career's. Hair & makeup in Hollywood, Your on set but need a line, hair & makeup trailer. Car business, so many still out there, trying to sober up, or have maintained their sobriety for decades. I know one man who sold cars in the 80's and if you sold a car you got a line of coke. He ended up in Rehab, his job literally made him into an addict.

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Zack Podany
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This came up a few times on Kitchen Nightmares. Whether or not you think the show is real, that fact is a fact. The only time I even saw a chef smile on the job was at Benihana, and I'm honestly not sure if wasn't just part of the act.

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J-FLY
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

And never send your food back! Do NOT p*ss off the cook!

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I've "worked" in kitchens. How do y'all do it and for the pay? I understand the addictions but how can you afford them?

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Keys, wallet, phone, pint of "blank" check. It is why I am done with restaurants. I love the people, but I love the possibility of living past 45.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My aunt said to me I think your cousin should be a chef. She likes baking but she can’t deal with stress (special needs)... I worked in the industry and I laughed and laughed. I told her the Chefs are the most stressed out.. I have seen so many break under pressure. I told her mom to have her choose a different career path.

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#7

Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver The bags of cement are not filled by a robot. A person handles every bag. I can fill 2500 bags in an
8 hour shift.

DasPuggy , Mark Wilkie Report

#8

Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Ex-security guard here.

We're not there to protect you. We're there to observe and report. Don't assume that just because whatever building you're working in has security that you're safe. Especially if security is of the unarmed variety.

dragon_book_hoarder , NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Ain't that the truth. One of the security guards where I used to work was this little old lady who was as sweet as the day is long, but lord help her if she was called on to do her duty. It took her a good 30 seconds to get out of her chair. I don't remember her name, but everybody called her "Maxine" because she looked like the cartoon character.

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#9

Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I’m a nanny and most people think the kids are what bothers me the most or what would lead me to quit. It’s never the kids, always the f****d up parents. People with too much money who don’t intend on raising their own kids are far too prevalent.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

True for teachers as well. Parents are the most stressful part of the job.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Bridge carpenter.

When you drive by 6 people standing around one guy working, the group is usually comprised of inspectors, superintendents, subs, engineers, and foremen all standing around a laborer to talk. You can differentiate by the hardhats and how clean they are.

If you want to get upset at someone for your commute being slowed, don't pick the dirty guys.

wayweighdontellme , DiAnn L'Roy Report

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#11

Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I was a licensed Cremationist for 8 years. Regardless how hard we tried, that wasn’t just grandma or grandpa in the urn….

X_5456 , Stephanie Young Merzel Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I want to be cremated when I die and I personally don't care. I wouldn't care if it wasn't just my mom in her urn either. After you die your body is just that - a body. It isn't what makes a person imo.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Chef here. The reason you love our food is salt and butter... and a lot of it.

Emonnick , oatsy40 Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I have worked for the US federal government.

Every time Congress waits until the 11th hour to pass a budget or a continuing resolution (a temporary "budget"), the government spends an unknown amount of money, probably millions of dollars, preparing for a government shutdown, whether the shutdown happens or not. If the government actually shuts down, even if only for a few hours, it wastes millions more tax dollars. Taxpayers get no benefit from these expenditures, and the money is simply wasted.

When Congress holds the budget hostage, they're not actually hurting political rivals. They're punishing taxpayers and anyone who relies on government services directly or indirectly for anything.

Edit: One more thought:

If your Representative or Senator engages in this, **vote them out at the next election**, because they're burning your tax dollars to deceive you into supporting their careers. You get nothing, your tax dollars are thrown in the trash, and a bunch of stupid rubes get duped into voting to keep a do-nothing politician in office, earning six figures.

Harry-le-Roy , Noel Reynolds Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Term limits. Anyone who has been in elected office for more than a decade, is out of touch with the people.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I'm a massage therapist. I don't care if you didn't shave. But please wash your feet.

Odd_Improvement578 , Celeste Lindell Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I work at a large biotech/pharmaceutical manufacturing company. The medication you take or buy from your local pharmacy are so insanely and meticulously regulated & inspected at every step of the journey - from petri dish to pharmacy shelf, that you could take a pill from a bottle and it can be traced back to the exact room it was made in, the exact equipment that was used, who was responsible for each step, and the time it was made down to the very second. Seriously, there is no misteps when it comes to GxP.

StaircaseRailing , Rum Bucolic Ape Report

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ArodTheHorrible
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Damn straight... not only do we pay enough for that level of attention, but our very lives are at stake.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Retail worker so this may not be surprising

A majority of food waste/waste in general are from customers. Yes, leaving that cold f*****g food at the other side of the store because you decided you didn't want/need it and were too lazy to put it back correctly, that s**t adds up and is a majority of what we throw out. Cannot tell you how much good food went to waste for no good reason, just because people were too lazy to put it back


But, at least we donate our meat to animal shelters.

Oopsiedoopsieuwu , U.S. Department of Agriculture Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I was at a Kroger once where a customer had left a pack of chicken in an empty cooler at the front of the store. Someone opened the cooler several days later (the day of my visit) and the entire front of the store was unbearable because of the smell.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I currently work the line at a recycling facility.

Y'all m***********s throw a lot of s**t away when it could have been given to a charity.

robexib , Alan Levine Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver As someone in construction, statistically speaking, I have a bigger chance of [passing] on the job than police officers do in their line of work. It was even more dangerous when I did scaffolding at an oil refinery.

I think people abstractly know construction is dangerous, but sometimes you have to put it in perspective for them.

I_DRINK_ANARCHY , Mussi Katz Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I work with the developmentally disabled. While we are allowed to encourage our clients to make good choices and try to talk them out of making bad ones, we are not allowed to stop them from doing what they want. They are people first, and everyone is allowed to make poor choices and suffer the consequences. The United States government calls it "The Right to Consequences."

Gamecon99 , Matthew Paul Argall Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Healthcare worker - part of the reason your doctors appointments are so quick is the amount of documenting we have to do so we get paid. We can be the most brilliant clinician and save your damn life but if we don’t write a note that’s complete enough or have the right elements, your insurance company will pay less. We get nothing for being smart, correct or compassionate….only what we can “document” and takes time away from you.

drRATM , Yun Huang Yong Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Agreed. But, please, don't blame your Coder, if you have one (and get a good Coder, if you don't). Your Coder should be able to give you advice on minimizing your documentation, while still hitting the requirements to get get you paid, fairly. Source: 11 years as a medical coder (CPC).

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Working for giant companies, it’s comical how many systems are raggedy messes of bare-bones functionality. All available money gets thrown at certain projects, leaving everything else to work on complete shoe-strings.

DontWorryImADr , aaltonen Report

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Very true. And everyone gets the standard build laptop/PC, no matter if you're a receptionist or a programmer

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver I’m the spray tech at a golf course. We use green dye on our putting greens.

The grass at Augusta national is sprayed green as well; “any grass you see on camera has been sprayed green”

camefromxbox , Brad Bailosky Report

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If you ever fall off a ship/ferry at sea and were lucky enough to be spotted - don't try to swim your way to safety. The more you try to swim, the lesser the chances of survival. Just try to keep afloat and conserve energy (and body heat) while the rescue team does what they're supposed to. Unless you are in hypothermic waters, the best bet always is to stay afloat without trying to swim to 'somewhere'. This information about falling overboard, hypothermia and conditions, survival at sea etc are based on my own experience of many years sailing on [mega container ships]

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver In newswriting, if we like you we don't quote you exactly. If we don't like you, best believe you're getting a 'sic'.

sergalahadabeer , Magnus Karlsson Report

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Government worker here. You know how you all have the opinion that government departments are massive bureaucracies that take forever to get anything done efficiently, if at all?

It's true. And we hate that, too. It can take me 2 months to get an answer that would normally take 1 day in the private sector.

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I'm in pharma. So. Much. Paperwork.

Also we use a lot of single-use stuff, so the pharma industry's probably responsible for a not-insignificant amount of the world's plastic waste.

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Structural Engineer

We take materials we do not entirely understand, form them into shapes we cannot precisely analyze to resist forces we cannot truly assess in such a way that the public at large has no idea of the extent of our ignorance!

metzeng , Jeremy Levine Report

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ArodTheHorrible
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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That's why there is so much redundancy. Still, it's a solid (hopefully) point

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Crisis hotline. Sometimes we get really disturbing prank calls. I always encourage people to call back if they are ever in crisis. A lot of times, they (the prank callers) do.

fieldsofjade , James Petts Report

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver US based flight attendant here. Unless you’re flying on Delta, your flight attendants aren’t getting paid during boarding and deplaning. We’re just as annoyed as the next person that the flight is delayed because of a mechanical issue, weather, etc. If the boarding door is closed we (usually) don’t mind though.

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1 year ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It's sad to see this kind of ripp off from air companies. Next step will probably be tip the air company employees ...clients.They use employees time to take advantage without paying for their time,boarding/deplaning.Reminds me of waiters/waitress who depends on clients to be paid. Outrageous

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Someone Asks: "What Are Facts About Your Job That The General Public Has No Idea About?" And 30 Folks Online Deliver Radioactive contamination can often just be cleaned with Windex or even water

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