I don't know why I did not think about these combacks

during the interview.  "Texas, a whole nutter country."  LOL.  I myself live in West Texas.  I have only transcribed for a local hospital and thinking about it did seem that we were getting more and more foreign doctors when I left.  I found them difficult to work for at first but when I got used to them they were not so bad.   I am excited and a little bit scared at the same time.  The hospital is located around Dallas.   

So is eScription easier than Extext?   I thought eScription was strictly speech but from what I gathered it can be straight typing too. 

Thanks for the replies and the chuckle I got reading them. 

• I interviewed for a job today - Me.
  • I don't know why I did not think about these combacks - me
  • Probably just like accounts in Miami Florida. Wouldn't you think? Cuban, Mexican, you name it. - Christina
  • JMO - Heather
  • In reply to your post (sm) - huggin the east coast line
    • Welllll......sm - Texas MT
      • So the aka name fits perfectly! - LONE star state....LOL!!!
      • go ahead, texas MT, tell 'em the rest - Linda F
    • I would think there would be a lot of - me
      • maybe it depends on the part of - Linda F
  • In reply to your post (sm) - huggin the east coast line
    • I worked for a Texas company who had 90% ESLs and not just Texans sm - Lyndia
    • howdy! I am afraid some of us are.! - Linda F
      • LOLOLOL!!!! That tickled me pink. - still huggin the east coast

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