Boss demands that I stay in my lane so I force her to do what she hates most.

Some time ago I used to work in a medical specialty office.

It was ID or infectious disease as a medical assistant.

Some quick side information I used to work in the food industry and was always told that I

wouldn't ever contribute to society or do anything meaningful in my life.

While I absolutely loved working as a chef and a baker at the time,

I wanted to do more with my life and prove to myself that I wasn't as useless as people made

me out to be, not that I believe that for one second.

But in my culture, if you aren't a businessman or a doctor, you're lower than everyone else.

It's pretty horrible, but that's how the culture is.

I now live in the US and it's been pretty good.

Back to the story.

I graduated top three in my class and was certified through AAMA and scored in the 90th percentile.

So I knew my stuff, but I never worked a white color job in my life.

So I was afraid that I would seem out of place.

I did my externship at the ID clinic in my town and they loved my interpersonal skills.

They loved my work and stated that I would be offered a job at the end of my externship.

I was elated.

I was so happy to have a job secured and have my foot in the door into the medical field.

It turns out my blue color experience helped me relate with a lot of the patients

and they appreciated my work more for it.

As my time went on, my experience working in the medical field became less about the money

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