I’m a junior cook who makes soups at the cafeteria. I really love cooking and graduated from culinary school with honors. Whenever the soup or cream soup turns out great, the head cook always takes...

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I have recently served as a biomedical engineer intern. Once the senior fails, all of you have... failed and he will not allow you to touch anything. But in his absence, i sneek and grab the tools with confidence and kwoledge of what to do and he returns to find everything working and in order than expected. Since the down equipment are repaired from the worshop space, this engineer takes the machine back for use and praises himself among the medics, in the morning meetings without crediting me. On the other hand, once something breaks down, even before troubleshooting the cause, the entire facility has got to know how an intern is letting him down. I finally convience myself not to touch anything, but i find it hard to know the right thing to do and not do it, it keeps my mind haunted...escpecially in critical areas of health care lke NICU, where a small negligance can claim a life.  more

I’m a junior cook who makes soups at the cafeteria. I really love cooking and graduated from culinary school with honors. Whenever the soup or cream soup turns out great, the head cook always takes...

this sounds problematic