how do you hyphenate followup before and after a noun? thanks

I am not sure how to hypenate or IF you hyphenate followup.  i.e.  followup xray

• how do you hyphenate followup before and after a noun? thanks - cb
  • hyphenation - QAS
  • Reply - jodi johnson
    • This is wrong! Do NOT hyphenate - Nope
    • thanks - cb
    • Not a hard and fast rule anymore. Strictly up to QA and - what client wants anymore. NM
  • BOS is moving away from the hyphenated form so followup is the - noun and adjective form. To follow up is the verb
    • thanks - cb
    • Page 172 of your BOS. Your QA will let you know - if they want follow-up visit, however. NM Client S
      • ...Client specifications are what rules, though, so - you may be told to do otherwise. NM

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I have heard that sometimes it helps. I am on my third job since I graduated this summer. The first company I left because it was VR, and I just couldn't work fast enough to make any money at 4 cpl. The second job I had lost the account I worked on and had to let me go. I have been with my third company for a month now, and they have had so many issues with their software that I didn't work all last week. I haven't worked for more than 2 days in a row without any problems. I am now on the job search again because I can't rely on these people and they will just not return my emails for days on end.

I probably sent out 10-15 resumes and applications before anyone responded back. All of the jobs offers I received had required 3 to 5 years of experience, so don't be afraid to apply to those.

Good luck! I know how disappointing it is to spend hours taking a test and not even get a reply.