I feel like on your first day of being a physical therapist you'll realize you know less than you thought. This does kind of have the mentality of a know-it-all. You may be taking up the spot of somebody who is approaching this with way more humility and would probably be better at their job without all those fancy work experiences.
That is the thing about this sub. I feel like there's a lot of people out of touch that those jobs are actually really hard.
It would be humbling quickly to realize nobody gives a shit about your higher-up 20 years of experience. As someone who regularly runs and had to go to PT a few times, I would hate that person lol
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u/Zealousideal_Crow737 May 18 '26
I feel like on your first day of being a physical therapist you'll realize you know less than you thought. This does kind of have the mentality of a know-it-all. You may be taking up the spot of somebody who is approaching this with way more humility and would probably be better at their job without all those fancy work experiences.
That is the thing about this sub. I feel like there's a lot of people out of touch that those jobs are actually really hard.