Something is not adding up... - Anon

Posted: Oct 19th, 2018 - 11:21 am In Reply to: No. Don't do it. Very hard unless you already work - in-house somewhere as an MT nm

I just don't understand. How can an industry that the Labor Department has projected to have a 15% growth in the next 10 years not hire new grads? They are correct about MT having -3% growth. Something just does not seem right here.

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Question for coders with MT experience - Anon (Views: 986, 2018-10-19, 9:06 am)
- No. Don't do it. Very hard unless you already work - in-house somewhere as an MT nm (Views: 641, 2018-10-19, 9:50 am)
  - Something is not adding up... - Anon
    - When I started in MT over 10 years ago, - sm (Views: 745, 2018-10-20, 10:35 am)
      - Coders with MT experience - Be sure this is what you want to do (Views: 760, 2018-10-21, 7:03 pm)
    - ^^ THIS! - wondering (Views: 666, 2018-10-24, 11:57 am)
    - The 15% I saw was for computer coders ... - anon (Views: 510, 2018-10-30, 10:53 pm)
- If you don't have CCS or CPC nobody will - touch you (Views: 575, 2018-10-24, 4:38 pm)
  - Please skip above post if you want coding facts - lol nm (Views: 583, 2018-10-25, 10:22 pm)
  - Thank you everyone! - Anon (Views: 473, 2018-10-30, 9:37 pm)
    - Too funny. Just about everyone is saying don't - but you choose to ignore it (Views: 518, 2018-10-30, 10:08 pm)
      - LOL - nm (Views: 388, 2018-10-31, 8:36 am)
      - Too funny - Just because (Views: 391, 2018-11-02, 9:56 am)
- MT does not translate to coding - in general (Views: 572, 2018-10-25, 10:17 pm)
- I'm a former MT - now a coder - jr (Views: 526, 2018-11-01, 5:38 pm)