Doctor: renowned university but not all setteled
What I keep wondering about is something like this: doing mbbs in India through government quota takes so much efforts and sleepless nights but what makes me think abt it is the fact that even after so much efforts not all doctors are owning huge hospitals or a lot of respect.. I see many of the top students in small clinics in small streets doing a day and night job.. With not much money and respect.. Why does this happen... It is obvious that in order to be a doctor one definitely needs the skill and knowledge aren't these kinda scenarios objecting these as though being successful with the occupation one is not able to succeed in left.. #doctor #humanresourcewaste #JULY20
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Shraddha’s Answer
Now, whether the monetary compensation of a medical practitioner in India is commensurate with the level of efforts it takes to be one is a relative and personal issue. Most of the times, the doctors are not working for the money but for serving the patients to the best possible extent. In such cases, for them the job satisfaction is of more importance to them than the money. When this attitude of them becomes their habit, the respect also flows in.