Exactlly.

Think of being on QA as an extension of being in school, only this time you're getting paid for it.  I have little pocket notebooks that I keep at my desk to write notes down in.  Words I didn't know that QA had to help me with, new short cuts in my expander, things like that.  I go back and flip through it every couple of days or so to remind myself of stuff I've written down.

I know it seems frustrating, but in another couple of weeks or so the light bulb will come on and you'll start to really get it.  I know when I was brand spanking new it took several months for me to really feel comfortable and at least begin to know what I was doing.

• how long before you transcribe accurately? - newMT
  • I have been an MT for 10 years and am still learning... - MtMommyof2
  • Oh my gosh, be thankful and learn! - WestCoastMT
  • Just a tip - Courtney
  • I worked for over a year inhouse - Me
  • 30 years and I'm still pulling my hair out sometimes - hang in there! MsMT
  • It will be a while. Don't be hard on yourself. Take - advantage of the QA.
    • Exactlly. - Happy MT Robin

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