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And do the religious ever question their fundamental beliefs?
I would prefer an answer from a religious affiliate, thanks.

When I entered a company haphazardly some time ago, it seemed to me that I was going to get hired. However, there was no training given or mentorship given to me whatsoever, yet people there kept on talking about me making mistakes and holding back salary or promising some kind of financial security or protection whatsoever. However, it was tentative and not even carried out over the weeks.
I was intrigued by the fact that the company policy and mission statement (it’s a non profit group) was more about helping the environment and goals of the company with a very tightly knit attitude of cooperation with colleagues, mutual respect and working with a sense of duty and obligation. I had only one person half heartedly dump all this kind of talk on me so I worked without pay for some time. I was mostly a believer in the officially outlined mission statement and it was emphasized by a few other people (actually by some in only one department).
A while later, I’ve seen a few odd things happening hear and there. Such as people blabbing to the sub manager about mistakes that people made, throwing others under the bus, coworkers spying on each other to keep tabs on their secret career advancements or promotions, etc. I think some of them also consult the competing company to check personality profiles or details about others to get a competitive advantage in this group. What’s kind of worrying is that when I spoke to some people in the movie/marketing department who were longer in this field, they said that usually human rights complaints are swept under the rug, that they strip you down to almost nothing with the amount of service that you have it in you to provide, and that you would most likely be hurt in more ways than you can imagine. Some others also said that it’s not supposed to be an “idealistically fun” type of work because it’s just tedious labor.
I’ve encountered a few problems in the past and think that perhaps my main problem is that I haven’t really “cracked” the way the “game” has been played. If I knew the real state of office politics or how things actually worked, I wouldn’t be making the same mistake again. Yet some people from my department keep on emphasizing the mission and policy objectives again and again but I don’t see it happening or if I act based on those things, I screw up.
So what exactly do I do?
3 hours ago – 1 week left to answer.
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In addition, there are hidden office alliances that enable certain people who have done none of the hard work or getting into the difficult and dangerous areas to take credit for other’s ideas career advancement secrets or for management to provide them information about other members to serve their egotistical needs. They are allowed to cut corners no matter how much they violate the mission statement and they do the easiest jobs.

BQ Do you know any movement that you can safely identify with, without there being any extremists in it who would make your ideas look insane?

1. Passed Health Care Reform: After five presidents over a century failed to create universal health insurance, signed the Affordable Care Act (2010). It will cover 32 million uninsured Americans beginning in 2014 and mandates a suite of experimental measures to cut health care cost growth, the number one cause of America’s long-term fiscal problems.
2. Passed the Stimulus: Signed $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009 to spur economic growth amid greatest recession since the Great Depression. Weeks after stimulus went into effect, unemployment claims began to subside. Twelve months later, the private sector began producing more jobs than it was losing, and it has continued to do so for twenty-three straight months, creating a total of nearly 3.7 million new private-sector jobs.
3. Passed Wall Street Reform: Signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (2010) to re-regulate the financial sector after its practices caused the Great Recession. The new law tightens capital requirements on large banks and other financial institutions, requires derivatives to be sold on clearinghouses and exchanges, mandates that large banks provide “living wills” to avoid chaotic bankruptcies, limits their ability to trade with customers’ money for their own profit, and creates the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (now headed by Richard Cordray) to crack down on abusive lending products and companies.
4. Ended the War in Iraq: Ordered all U.S. military forces out of the country. Last troops left on December 18, 2011.
5. Began Drawdown of War in Afghanistan: From a peak of 101,000 troops in June 2011, U.S. forces are now down to 91,000, with 23,000 slated to leave by the end of summer 2012. According to Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, the combat mission there will be over by next year.
6. Eliminated Osama bin laden: In 2011, ordered special forces raid of secret compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in which the terrorist leader was killed and a trove of al-Qaeda documents was discovered.
7. Turned Around U.S. Auto Industry: In 2009, injected $62 billion in federal money (on top of $13.4 billion in loans from the Bush administration) into ailing GM and Chrysler in return for equity stakes and agreements for massive restructuring. Since bottoming out in 2009, the auto industry has added more than 100,000 jobs. In 2011, the Big Three automakers all gained market share for the first time in two decades. The government expects to lose $16 billion of its investment, less if the price of the GM stock it still owns increases.
8. Recapitalized Banks: In the midst of financial crisis, approved controversial Treasury Department plan to lure private capital into the country’s largest banks via “stress tests” of their balance sheets and a public-private fund to buy their “toxic” assets. Got banks back on their feet at essentially zero cost to the government.
9. Repealed “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”: Ended 1990s-era restriction and formalized new policy allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military for the first time.
10. Toppled Moammar Gaddafi: In March 2011, joined a coalition of European and Arab governments in military action, including air power and naval blockade, against Gaddafi regime to defend Libyan civilians and support rebel troops. Gaddafi’s forty-two-year rule ended when the dictator was overthrown and killed by rebels on October 20, 2011. No American lives were lost.

Is there a link for a list of PA doctors that accept Welfare Access Medical Assistance?
Just got accepted for medical assistance – You have 4 options of health plans to choose from. I have narrowed it down to UPMC or CoventryCares. Those doctors to choose from would be affiliated with one of these two hospitals and /or facilities.
Any suggestions?
Can I find specialists?

Referring to the answer by “hello there” posted here:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?…
He says:
“if you really see nothing wrong with yourself for having mixed… why do you continue to try so hard to normalize yourself… to associate yourself with people with whom you are emphatically unlike… to the point that you so blatantly lie in how nobody batted an eyelid. are you that much in denial?”
Why would he be so sure that I am lying when I say that I have never received any backlash for marrying outside of my race, either here in Australia, or in any other country that I have visited? Why does he assume that I need to try hard to associate myself with white people, as if my family/community would rather affiliate with him than with me?
The whole white/black thing aside, are many white American communities opposed to marrying ANY alternate race?
And do Americans typically assume that other countries would be similar in this respect?
Have many Americans been over seas before?