Splitting semantic hairs

will not help anyone get or keep an MT job.  Getting someone else to answer test questions for you is cheating.  It's no different from taking an "in person" test and asking the test-taker sitting next to you to give you the answers. 

• NAME OF MEDICINE. Sounds like injatony 5 mg a day... - newbiemommt
  • next time, check the word board, and the critical MT's - cgmt
  • Did you get a job? If so ... - Annette
    • See now I have a different outlook on that. - Jenn
      • Since when is asking for an answer on a test considered using a resource? - deb
        • If it was a specific question where it can be looked up, but it is a S/L. - Jenn
        • Look up "resource" in the dictionary. - newbielw
          • In school if U cheated on test, did you consider that - being resoureful? nm
          • Splitting semantic hairs - Annette
            • Even an "open book" tests requires you to look in your own book, not just as the guy next to y - deb
      • Quickly obvious which MTs dont want to research, - want to do only the easy stuff and leave rest to Q
      • MT may "learn best by asking questions rather than - research" but that just a waste of QA time. nm
        • If QA has to do research MT should do, QA should - get portion of MT pay, since doing MT's work. n
      • What happens when - sm
      • sorry about the typo. I ment best. It's cold down here. - Jenn
    • Thanks Annette... - newbiemommt
      • Unless you are given specific instructions - Annette
        • Thanks again Ms. Annette... - newbiemommt
  • More info?.......what is patient diagnosed with - nm
    • dignosed with... - newbiemommt
      • Please tell me you performed spellcheck - NC_MT
        • I totally agree with you, terminology is horrible! - Sallie
    • Post on WORD HELP......you might get - more help....nm

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