try it

Posted By: er on 2006-05-02
In Reply to: Which would YOU choose? - Hanging on as long as I can!

I would say to try the at home transcription on a part time basis before quitting your job to see if you like it... It may take a couple weeks to figure out, but you could do it. I currently work a full-time clinic job plus do part-time IC work....

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Which would YOU choose? - Hanging on as long as I can!
- If you do decide to move to the national..SM - some serious advice
  - Re: AAMT BOS, etc. - "Hanging on"
    - I work for a national, and we're allowed - to make grammar changes. - nm
- It sounds as if the writing is on the wall where you are now so... - typingfool
  - Thanks for your reply! (s/m) - Hanging on
- Which would YOU choose? - Terri
  - Thank you! (s/m) - Hanging on
- FYI, i TRIPLED my income when i quit inhouse and went on production. sm - txmwmt
  - Thanks for your help! - Hanging on
- third and fourth paragraphs - wen
  - Thanks! I think you're right! (n/m) - Hanging on
- try it - er
  - I've thought about it, but am usually too burned out ..(s/m) - Hanging on
- You've already completely swayed me to - taking the job with the national! - sm
  - Yeah, you're probably right .. (s/m) - Hanging on
- I would follow my instincts. It sounds as if - Escaped
  - Thanks for your ideas! (s/m) - Hanging on
  - Wow, I must be a spoiled - brat.
    - Thanks for all the input, brat! : ) (s/m) - Hanging on
    - You seem like a person who can look ahead and do analysis of situations... - Old MT
      - Wow - thanks for all the input on my questions! (s/m) - Hanginig on

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