> Most countries other than the US don't have such rigorous training for doctors
Where do you get this notion?
If Brazil is anything like Argentina -- and I bet it is in this context -- the study and internship stages of doctor training are positively grueling. Many doctors in training do drugs to cope. They work long hours and make all sorts of mistakes. Many are in terrible moods. And patients and people can get really rude and impatient with them.
It can be a really thankless, grueling job. I wonder why people choose it at all.
Re:Embezzlers Are Nice People (2017)
by ricardobeat on Monday April 15, 2024 @07:46PM
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Used to be a desire to help people. Today, in countries like Brazil, mostly money - a doctor makes on average 20x the minimum salary, easily 40x.
To answer my own question, I do think people do want to help other people.
My question was mostlt rethorical, more of a reflection on the difficult life they choose for themselves. But thankfully some people do think of others!
Which is all to say that she was right on the finish line before deciding to throw it all away.