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Getting my feet wet? - leapfrog

Posted: Nov 15, 2011

Does anyone know of a good, honest company where I can get my "feet wet" without being dragged in over my head? There are so many companies and after browsing through the forums here, I don't know which company to trust! Thanks for any help!

More positive things are said about.. - peachey

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Transcend than negative. They have straight typing positions open right now for 2nd or 3rd shift I think, but they are trying to get all their reports over to VR. Most of their accts are VR. They pay on time and have great team leads. I just started back there last week. I worked there last year and left there for a straight typing job and then the Q bought out that company so I applied back at Transcend. The people there are great and I missed how organized they are at this company. You get paid for training too which helps. I have to learn to get really fast at VR so I can make my lines, but VR is the way of the future with transcription and I figured I better bite the bullet with a good company. They have openings now and have an ad on this site I think. Good luck!

Thanks! - leapfrog

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I've checked them out and I thank you for taking the time to respond! It's really refreshing to know that there are actually some nice folks on here who will actually answer a question! I thank you again! :-)

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