Can you translate this - tuppwattamutta? - sm

Posted: Aug 16th, 2016 - 7:54 am In Reply to: Can I break in without formal training - BIll Sark

Do you know normal laboratory results, normal medication dosages and what they're used for to distinguish meds that sound alike, are you fluent in accents of every language known to man with everything being pronounced incorrectly and usually spelled incorrectly too? So, apply for a job, take the test, and see how you do; you'll know if it's a fit or not. Also, consider you have to do voice recognition which isn't typing but editing, which is much lower pay, and you have to meet a quota. Good luck!

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- Thanks, some of you actually helped! - BIll Sark (Views: 607, 2016-08-16, 1:25 pm)
- Dear Bill - sm (Views: 733, 2016-08-16, 2:11 pm)
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- Think about this, Bill - xx (Views: 815, 2016-08-19, 10:58 am)