Posted By: Karen on 2005-09-09
In Reply to: How long on average (hours) does it take to type - 2000 lines a week

This is the first time I have tried to reply to anything, so I hope it is right.  I don't understand why a transcription company says they as desperate for transcriptionists.  I live in Michigan and contacted NetMed.  You have to go to Cadillac, Michigan for 1 day to learn their software.  From where I live Cadillac is over 200 miles one way.  If they are that desperate for transcriptionists you would think they would think of a better way to have some learn their software program.  Other  national companies don't make you go to their location. Just frustrated and wanted to vent.  Michigan MT

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