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Shifu

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Q: Anyone moved away from BCDs to weeks?

Why does working in China have to be so difficult? Why are idiotic decisions taken on a whim and never questioned? Why do I let this get to me so much?

12 years 3 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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Why do you continue to work at a place that does that to you? Not every job is like that. I don't think it's difficult to work at my job, although I have to plan the lessons myself, which was difficult for me at first. They don't really change things, although sometimes I don't have classes and the forget to tell me, but there are no surprise extra classes or anything like that. No office hours, no meetings, it's actually pretty easy. Nothing really changes here.

 

From this question, and from other things you have said, maybe it is time for you take a break from China, or at least from your job. You seem quite bitter. Are you going home this summer?

yian:

Jnusb,

 

You're entirely too nice a person. I'm glad you're here to say nice things about stuff. Yes, I am bitter and exhausted. Can I have your job?

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Jnusb416:

Sure, they're looking for someone for the next school year. I won't be coming back. It's in Lishui, Zhejiang province, and the pay is 5,000 per month, only 16 "class hours" which is actually 12 hours a week. As far as I know, they haven't found anyone yet. If that doesn't sound like enough, you can easily find some part time jobs that can up it to 7,000 a month or more.

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Are you seeking psychiatric help because I'm not sure there are professional psychiatrists here. It would probably be better to seek professional help from said Hospital in your local town after all you are a national here Yian! You know more about getting benefits in China than I would since you were born here.

yian:

Shit! I'm Chinese!?!

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mattaya:

You are gonna need to go to the doctor you already forgpt where you were born Yian...watch out for that Alzheimers....

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TedDBayer:

You'd be the one to ask about seeking psychiatric help .

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Jnusb416:

Why does he think you were born in China...? Maybe he's talking to himself.

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philbravery:

He can't help it

Its his heritage

you know Middle kingdom 

the world is flat...........surprise

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