YaY!!! I landed a job! *sm*

I am so excited and very nervous at the same time! I will probably start in a week or two after I return the contract and complete the training.   

I will be contracted to produce 800 lines per day and need to achieve this goal ASAP. I would love to hear any suggestions you all have about gaining speed to meet production quotas.    

• YaY!!! I landed a job! *sm* - kittykat
  • Congrats!!!!!! - ProudNewbie
    • Thanks! - kittykat
  • Do you have an expander? If not and if $$ is an - me
    • No, I don't have one yet. *sm* - kittykat
    • You need to break more often than every 2 hours - sorry, but I don't agree with sitting for 2 hou
      • I disagree...for me anyway :) - MT
  • $ - Linda F

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The School That Dare Not Speak Its Name.  I then left that job for another one making 8 cents.  I am now making 8 cents a line from home, and my one-year anniversary of graduating from MT training is not until May. 

Six or seven cents?  Not in THIS life.  And I have had NO trouble finding jobs.  I still get people calling me based on the resumes I sent out back when I first started looking, and I have to tell them I am no longer looking for work. 

Nice try, MTSO.  But trying to convince people to work for 6 or 7 cents a line shouldn't play as long as some of us are here to bring a little reality into the situation.