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Yes, I do. I produce so much more this way. sm

Posted By: TOOT-TOOT on 2008-02-26
In Reply to: Anyone work 7 days a week with shorter work - days? See message.

I can't keep my butt in the chair for 8 hours straight. Never could...I work better in short bursts at a time. It works great for me.

You need to try it...you won't go back to 8 hours every again.


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The work you produce is the same whether you work
if you're happier at home, your work is probably even better. Why should the product you produce (i.e., a transcribed medical document) be worth any less because it was produced at home, rather than in an office?

You see, this is just one more 'excuse' for paying workers less, or for accepting that low pay if you are a worker. Have MT wages been going up? NO. Best-case scenario, they're holding steady. (i.e, no raise for many years, right?) Worst case scenario, they're going lower and lower, especially if you end up editing.

So if you're getting paid less for working at home than you are for driving to an office, that pretty much cancels out any savings there might have been. And you have to think 2, 3, 5 years down the road. If you still get no raise, and the cost of living continues to rise, how are you going to offset that? The decreasing pay and increasing cost of living are eventually going to come to a breaking point. And judging by what I read on this board every day, I'd say we're just about there.

DON'T SELL YOURSELF SHORT just because you work from home. It cheapens the entire MT field.
The work you produce is the same whether you work
if you're happier at home, your work is probably even better. Why should the product you produce (i.e., a transcribed medical document) be worth any less because it was produced at home, rather than in an office?

You see, this is just one more 'excuse' for paying workers less, or for accepting that low pay if you are a worker. Have MT wages been going up? NO. Best-case scenario, they're holding steady. (i.e, no raise for many years, right?) Worst case scenario, they're going lower and lower, especially if you end up editing.

So if you're getting paid less for working at home than you are for driving to an office, that pretty much cancels out any savings there might have been. And you have to think 2, 3, 5 years down the road. If you still get no raise, and the cost of living continues to rise, how are you going to offset that? The decreasing pay and increasing cost of living are eventually going to come to a breaking point. And judging by what I read on this board every day, I'd say we're just about there.

DON'T SELL YOURSELF SHORT just because you work from home. It cheapens the entire MT field.