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This week has been the turning point for me. As I was thinking about all of the presenters and debaters at ACE this year, they had one thing in common. They were all selling or promoting something. Then there were the MTSOs, who are the problem rather than the solution, but put in the position of lecturing to us.
I can delete the e-mail promotions, but when you pay to go to a conference, you don't expect it to be full of sales promotions.
Each presenter had an agenda, but it wasn't my agenda.
It seems that our leadership has sold out. They also talk the talk, but don't walk the walk. How many working MTs were there as presenters? Not MTSOs, not promoters of products, webinars, seminars, and ideas, but actual medical transcription work. Do any of them actually work for a living the way the rest of us do? I think that may be the problem. Our leaders talk at us, not from where we are, but where they are, as salesmen and saleswomen promoting their own agendas, and we're paying for it. Not me. Not anymore.