I would hope that most people on this sub are above this . That ' s my thought too . This is the Kind of circlejerking post that Feminist users often complain about on this sub and imo doesn ' t add substantial value as it only polarizes the sides of the discussion . <| sep |> You can move marines in the interval where they don ' t damage , its know as stutter steping , cyclone don ' t have that , every second they spend not attacking is a second of DPS lost <| sep |> Save a click we ' re now 23 rd . <| sep |> what happened to their faces . <| sep |> Can ' t do anything in bard ult p <| sep |> I was in the exact same boat over 2 years ago . I had no experience what so ever in pharmacology when I interviewed for the position . It was really tough at first because I had one amazing pharmacist who was beyond helpful , and another that went out of her way to break you down . In a way it was almost like tough love . I had to find my footing real quick ! The saying in our pharmacy is that it takes a good 6 months of full time work to begin to feel like you know what you ' re doing . I ' d say after those 6 months , it will become second nature to you . It ' s a lot of repetition , and taking initiative . Ask as many questions as you can . When filling drugs , ask what the name brand is and what ' s the med for ? Just doing that as I filled scripts helps so much .