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might as well pack my bags - new but old

Posted: Jul 19, 2013

I have gotten so many Major errors today that it has completely demoralized me. Never in my life have I been marked off for some of these things and have had my percentage drop to below 98%. I have always been over 99% and now am being marked off for commas not put in (places that I have never ever placed them before) and capitalizing words in sentences that have never been marked off before but now they are saying that if I can substitute a noun for them they need to be capitalized. After years of doing it I have never ever heard that before. I might as well quit now because I feel that every report I type is being scrutinized until they can bring my percentage down in the gutter. I cannot wait to quit. Don't send me an email later asking me to work more!!

I wonder how long this QC bonus will last - It is going to cost Nuance a fortune

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This had to be the dumbest idea ever. Obviously QC will start creating errors so they can make more money. DUH!

I have gotten dozens upon dozens of FIESA alerts over the past couple of weeks. More in 2 weeks, in fact, than the previous 2 years put together. Now I am pretty sure I have not suddenly become the dumbest MT on earth, gee I wonder what could be going on.

same here - new but old

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Same thing here. I have had more in the last week then I have had in my entire employment here which is going on 2 years. Never has it been like this so there is definitely something going on. I know that I am not doing anything different now then I was doing before so it is definitely on their end.

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