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Well, it could be about various things. It might be political events like elections in different countries. For example, stories on new policies being proposed or political leaders making important announcements. Another aspect could be major scientific breakthroughs such as a new discovery in medicine that could potentially cure a previously incurable disease. It could also cover big entertainment news like a major movie star getting cast in a highly anticipated blockbuster.

A common one is when the dental associate accidentally drops a tool in the patient's mouth during a procedure. It's not only a shock but can also cause injury.

One horror story could be when a dental associate used the wrong type of filling material. It led to the patient experiencing extreme pain and sensitivity in the tooth. The patient had to go through multiple corrective procedures.

Associate chief physician was a doctor's title. It was below chief physician and above attending physician. It was an associate senior title. Usually, they were also referred to as "chief physicians." The patients were used to calling them chief physicians, but they were still called associate chief physicians in the hospital. To become an associate chief physician, one had to meet the following conditions: - Proficient in the theory of undergraduate (this major, the same below), master the development of undergraduate technology at home and abroad, and be able to absorb the latest scientific research achievements and apply them to practical work (Chinese medicine majors must be proficient in Chinese medicine theory and have studied classic medical books); - Have rich clinical or technical work experience, be able to skillfully master undergraduate technical operations, and solve complex and difficult undergraduate problems. Proficient in at least one foreign language (Traditional Chinese Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine personnel are not required for the time being), and have a high level of scientific papers or works; - He was good at guiding undergraduate students in all aspects and could cultivate high-level talents for medical treatment, teaching, and scientific research. The above information is for reference only. The specific evaluation conditions may vary according to the region, hospital, and other factors. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Full-time Expert"!

Yes, you can. By giving characters distinct and memorable names, it becomes easier to connect them with their specific storylines.

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One horror story was being given an impossible deadline. I had to prepare a huge report for a major client in just two days. I worked non - stop, but still felt like I was scrambling. There were so many details to check and data to analyze. I hardly slept and was constantly worried about making a mistake that could cost the firm the client.

One horror story is the insane working hours. Associates are often expected to work 80 - 100 hours a week. There was a case where an associate had to cancel important personal events multiple times because of last - minute demands from partners. Another is the cut - throat competition among associates for a limited number of partnership spots. Some are even sabotaged by their colleagues. Also, dealing with difficult clients can be a nightmare. There was an associate who had a client constantly yelling at him for no real reason, and he couldn't do much but take it.

One horror story could be a summer associate being given an impossible deadline to complete a complex legal brief. With little guidance, they had to work day and night, constantly stressed and fearing they would make a huge mistake. They barely slept and it was a nightmare experience.

Miscommunication is a typical element. The firm may not communicate clearly about the scope of the work or the opportunities available to the summer associate. For example, they might say there will be exposure to different departments, but in reality, the summer associate is confined to one small area. Also, there can be a hostile work environment. If there are office politics or a clique - like atmosphere, the summer associate can feel left out and miserable, which is really a horror for them during their summer stint.