She said it was CareerStep. sm
Posted By: CrispyCritterMT on 2009-03-31
In Reply to: Someone like that is never going to listen - Happy MT Robin
Which I guess is one of the better schools ?? I don't know. She claims she spoke to graduates who told her they were making $60,000. If you look at their website, it really, IMHO, emphasizes the working at home to be with your kids aspect like no daycare costs. I know a lot of MTs do that, but it can't be easy, especially 5 kids and a special needs child. Oh and her husband is deployed in Iraq. Also most of their partner employers outsource to India like Spheris and MQ.
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A friend of a friend is taking CareerStep - sm
she is under the misguided idea that she will be making very good $ upon completing the course (a friend of hers supposedly makes $55K a year). I told her no way, at least not starting out and not unless all the factors click together, i.e. good typing speed, good pay (not for a newbie), good dictators (unlikely) and dedication to working hard. I told her what I make after 5 years (16K) but that is PT and I have the potential to double that if I would push myself, not procrastinate so much (I web surf way too much) and work more than I already do. I am not a fast typist but am good at what I do. I will be surprised if she follows though. She told me she'd call me when she finished the course, I just hope she is ready for reality.
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