
«Просто не могу уже». Беларуска рассказала в TikTok, как не может дождаться уво…
Беларуска работает по распределению прдавщицей, хотя у нее высшее образование.
Minsk, Belarus – A recent viral video from a young Belarusian woman has sparked discussion about the challenges faced by "young specialists" undergoing mandatory work placements in the country. In the video, the woman, who identifies herself as being in her final month of a mandatory work assignment before dismissal, shares her profound exhaustion and mental fatigue. "I wake up with thoughts that I can't do this anymore," she states, lying in bed. "It feels like this will never end. I simply have no strength or desire to go there; my legs won't even carry me." Her candid monologue resonates with many who have experienced similar pressures under the system of mandatory distribution for university graduates in Belarus. The video highlights the emotional toll and burnout that can result from these placements, especially when individuals feel trapped or unfulfilled in their roles. While mandatory work placements aim to ensure employment for graduates and fill labor needs, this personal account underscores the human cost and the need for greater support and flexibility for young professionals entering the workforce.
Беларуска работает по распределению прдавщицей, хотя у нее высшее образование.
Беларуска работает по распределению прдавщицей, хотя у нее высшее образование.