the gait

Posted By: micgroovy on 2006-10-26
In Reply to: Well, ya can't make $50k a year unless you're willing to give up your life and be chained to S - Tinks

I'm a newly graduated, newly working from home transcriptionist. I did not have to work in-house first. My company is willing to work with me while I'm gaining experience. Maybe because my basic proofreading skills and knowledge of the English language, such as knowing the difference between 'out of the gait' and 'out of the gate' make up for my lack of medical expertise. A newbie can break into this field. And whether or not it lasts is a moot point to me. I have family members who have worked in a factory all their lives and then had their livlihood yanked out from under them. I'm optimistic. And I'm making more now than I could working as a secretary in my home town. (Or in a factory in my home town.)

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Is Transcription Bogus - Kay
- Not bogus, there are good courses.. - sm
- It's real. 100%. I used to teach this so email me with any questions. I will give you both the sm - Just me
- Well, ya can't make $50k a year unless you're willing to give up your life and be chained to S - Tinks
  - the gait - micgroovy
    - being obsolete....... - karma
  - disagree with you - long message but 50K+ can be made - Patti
    - What about benefits? I make 50k a year working for a company - rr
      - Tax benefits - Patti
        Huh? Can you tell us some more about paying - sm
        Taxes - Patti
    - Be realistic! A newbie, fresh out school, no experience whatsoever cannot expect to get accounts - Tinks
      - Just said possible not for newbie - Patti
        Thanks for your excellent advice Patti - naynay
        I agree with Patti......... - karma
- It is real... but not easy. - Jai
  - Thank you - Kay

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