Can we talk about "no spaces?"

Over my many years in this industry, I have worked with tons of QA folks. I was also one of them. Most of them were great. Also always wondered why everything does not go thru QA. They QA all kinds of products in other industries like food products, toys, cars, etcetera. ...

yet unrealized position is just plain unprofessional. What reaction did you really expect? What was the purpose? Right now you have a piece of paper and a promise. Why not wait out the 6 months and then 2 long Mmodal years and then come back and share your journey of a lifetime. Don't forget, they once sold VR as the ticket to tripling your wages. Now that that train has run off the tracks, they need a new "dream" to suck you in. The promise of #30/hour is probably nothing more t ...

I realize we work on production and that we're not making money when our fingers aren't moving, but I don't think there are too many jobs where you're actually actively working for the entire 8-hour shift. There's always downtime. I understand it being a problem if people aren't producing a reasonable amount of work during their shift, but come on! Being chastised for stepping away from the keyboard for a bathroom break or to grab a cup of coffee i ...

To make a long story short, I don't agree with QA scores I was given at my job. I received an e-mail about it and need to reply nicely and suck it up, not unleash and possibly get fired. lol. I have to keep this job and need the money. Please talk me down. It's sad how medical transcription companies expect you to be 100% perfect. It seems like the MT is always wrong. Not QA, not the supervisors, not the presidents of the company. Whenever things go wrong, the MT alway ...

Just for the sake of simplification, let's say there are 3 kinds of MTs: 1. The MT who does absolutely any work type; operative notes, radiology, hematology, cardiology, neurology, and all the hard stuff, including difficult ESLs. Good audits and production. Good at VR. This MT is also certified. 2. The MT who is not certified but has at least 10 years experience, many specialties, ESLs, good audits, VR, and excellent production. 3. The newbie who ...

You've made this board so completely boring that I no longer feel the need to come here every day. ...

Out of 4 slots how many of those do you think will be given to MTs? I wish whoever is applying good luck. ...

I used it ONCE and got an e mail from my CCM to PROVE in Remedy and cc her where it needed to be straight typed. I was told even if I could, to NEVER EVER use it again. She meant it. So why do I see several threads and suggestions here about people using F11 a lot or suggesting we use it all the time? I used it ONCE and got called down. The ONLY reason I was excused was I put in Remedy the job number and a good reason. However, I was WARNED STRONGLY to NE ...

Okay seriously.. Spark, the new instant messenger for Nuance times out for inactivity every 4 minutes, obviously set that way by Nuance since the Spark instruction page on their own website says it times out every 20 minutes. Here's to the Nuance Police and their new "big brother" software! ...

Before responding, please read this post carefully. Yes, I’m talking union here, but NOT an MT union which would be pointless. Unfortunately we’ve missed that opportunity. Also, this post is intended for experienced professional MTs and include my thoughts on several topics that started down below. And hold onto your hats; this is a long one. I’ve chimed in on this subject before, but I wanted to make an official post to put it out there and get valuable feedback fro ...

The only person REALLY interested is apparently the person who recently posted. ****** This followup is posted mostly to point out the REALITY and that's that MTs will NEVER unionize :) It's just a topic that comes up, everybody creates fervor for their POV and then it all goes away (thank goodness)! ...

Talk about unprofessional. Michael at Inscribe calls at 7:00 a.m. for an interview. Then, when I call back 4 hours later, it is a home number, and Roy answers, hello. I ask to speak to Michael, Roy seems dazed and confused. Again I ask to speak to Michael about a job interview. Roy puts the phone down and yells for Michael, and tells him he has an interview on the phone. Michael picks up the phone, also dazed and confused. I explain that I am returning his call, that he had left me ...

So, it's true. I grew up on a farm. We had cows and stuff like that. And in my early wanderings around the place, I happened to notice certain - er, differences, shall we say - among the animals. I lay no claim to being particularly sharp-eyed, because these differences were more or less at eye level to me at that age. You couldn't miss 'em if you tried. Of course, this led to certain awkward questions, and in turn I received this memo under my cerea ...

Let's face it, striking will do no good. Complaining about off-shoring has done no good, unless that will cease at a national level for all industries. Complaining about pay is doing no good, since there is always an MT that will take a job at any rate. What can we do? What if instead of a strike, all MTs did only the minimum line requirement for a week? I think many, many MTs should go the Labor Board and file a complaint: If a company requires you to clock in an ...

I do. My faithful dog who sits beside me all day must think I am talking to him, but sometimes when they say the most idiotic things I just feel compelled to respond out loud. It does make me feel better. On the flipside of that, I wonder if the dictators are thinking to themselves while dictating that they sure hope I don't leave any blanks so they have to fill them in. It would be fun (?) to get together with some doctors and have a session of "To Tell The Truth A ...

Some dictators really like talking into that dictaphone and telling stories (literally novels) about their patients... but , the more these guys talk (blab, rather) - the more money I get! So, it's a doube-edged sword in this regard. The downside is that it's sooooooooo irritating and frustrating to keep typing as they go on and on and on and on and on and on until the cows come home! You wonder when the dictation will end! What do you guys think? Does anyone else get "story telling" ...

.....been going on with my job as a medical transcriptionist for the last several years to see if I had any legal recourse (I don't). Anyway, while we were talking I found out that he did not have a secretary/receptionst. I told him if he was ever looking for one that I would be interested. Then we got to talking about becoming a paralegal, and he said "you really don't want to do that". He basically said lawyers can be jerks to work with, and when you are ...

I have a question about benefits. ...

inactive time, right? "Inactive time is defined as length of time when neither audio is played nor keystrokes clicked in an open job" as per the email. SOOOOOO, why dont we all just keep the audio running as we research, go to the bathroom, etc. Just make a note of where you are in the audio, go do your thing, come back and finish up. What would MM think of NONE of us had any inactive time anymore, lol. ...

I havent seen any real evidence of a lawsuit brought on by bad VR (is there any other kind?) I dont think anyone even cares enough to bring a lawsuit. ...

Anyone ever think that could have been a ploy just to stir the pot and see what response they get here? Some people get their jollies in doing that. Look at the commotion and fear it has caused. Seems to have done the trick ...

A few weeks ago there was talk about people thinking we should keep our work/office under lock and key, that someone was going to be showing up and because of the HIPAA law, we would be in big trouble, prosecuted, arrested, whatever. I have something to run past those that were posting. Ok, so today I take my husband to have a procedure done. I am called back to his room as he is awakening and there are 2 people sharing this room with a drawn curtain between them. The doctor comes in to talk ...

Doc was saying the silver alginate was doing a good job, so he will continue the patient on "surovnick." "Surovnick?" I spent approximately 20 minutes looking for all brand names of silver alginate, googling every possible spelling of the word. THEN realized he was actually saying - - silver alginate really fast. Lets see, how many lines could I have typed in that 20 minutes? Even after I realized what he had said, it still sounded like surovnick to me! ...

I get an email from Nuisance saying they are hiring, to which I respond I have tried to start with them, but have been forgotten apparently. Was told they would get back with me. This was Thursday and still no word. Yeah I think not!! ...

Has anyone filed a wage claim yet? Just curious how that is going. ...

How are you supposed to be able to count characters without spaces? This just seems odd to me. Guess you learn something new every day. ...

Can we talk about "no spaces?" - Boo2

I personally wouldn't work for an MTSO - that does not pay for spaces

tried it with Amphion a couple years ago - been there done that

No spaces - sm

I had worked for a company for a few years when they decided - LLN

To LLN: I love your resignation letter. nm - Baby

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