Patience— Part 1 Report

Candidate

Patient person. I would say I'm not a very patient person because I usually like to get things done quickly. I prefer to finish my tax efficiently so that I can save time for any unexpected events that might come out later. For instance, when I have a busy day, I focus on working permanently rather than waiting around, which helps me stay organized. However, I'm trying to be more.

Candidate

I see uncertainty and constantly changing work plans makes me feel very impatient since the dislay disrupted my schedule and cause unnecessary stress. For example, when my tax I frequently rearranged without any notice, I found it difficult to focus. This unpredictability often makes me anxious and less predictive.

Candidate

I think it depends on the tax. If I am doing something related to my work or hobby for a long time, such as writing or painting, I generally feel highly motivated and enjoying the whole process. However, the text. If the text is unnecessary or someone forced me to do it, I often feel frustrated and quickly lose interest.

Candidate

Yes, my job definitely requires a great deal of patience because I work closely with patients who are often anxious and in pain. As an anesthetist in a hospital, I need to remind calm and tolerant to ensure their safety and comfort during medical procedures. This means I always try to be very patient understanding throughout my work.

Candidate

Yes, I'm definitely more patient now than I was a child, especially since I had been working in a hospital surrounded by patients who are in pain.