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Posted By: my opinion on 2009-08-16
In Reply to: becoming an IC - justmemt

I've been a Transcriptionist for 25 years, worked at home for 11 years and been an IC for 5 years. I love being IC. I work for a company that has completely flexible hours. They have a line requirement that is easily obtainable.

There are thousands of U.S. MTs working very hard. What you will find on this board are a few hundred, mostly disgruntled folks. Take all the negatives you read on this board with a grain of salt. It is not an easy profession, never has been even in the best of times. I've never had the problems with companies or not being able to find work that you read about here. I know some new MTs fresh out of school that have found decent jobs quickly. There are jobs available, you just need to find the right fit for you. Good luck!

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becoming an IC - justmemt
- finally found your post. It WAS bad, geez - .
- IC - my opinion
- Becoming an IC - gourdpainter
- We are having a hard enough time helping ourselves - Anontoo
- Maybe they are working and haven't sm - You gotta be kidding
- First rule: DON'T assume - ME
- Since when do we owe you anything? - sm
  - RUDE answer. - nm
    - Rude answer to a rude post. nm - sm
    - oh yeah, your one-line zinger was so much more helpful - EntitledRUs
    - Yes, it may have been a rude answer, but - mt2
  - Perfect answer. - deenibeeni
    - I agree - not our job to educate her
- What was the question again? Cannot find your post or question? NM - MT
  - original post was dated 8/12 --sm - anon
- Have no idea what you are talking about justmemt - huh?
- IC - pip

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