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After 21 years of doing transcription, yes starting with a typewriter, I have no will left to do this job. After searching other companies, it seems the industry is in the toilet. We are at the mercy of companies like Nuance because in-house transcription is a thing of the past. I woke up this morning and realized in the last 16 years I have come full circle, 7 cpl when starting at home, and now most likely back to 7 cpl with this new grid. I don't even see the point in arguing over the QC% when it makes a 1 or 1.5 cpl difference. What's the difference at this point? What is the incentive for not sending blanks? I don't see it. Why should I stress myself about blanks when either way I'm screwed? Not to mention that those with minimal experience can make the same amount as those with decades? Nope, nothing at all to look forward to in this job. I am at the point of just saying bye-bye to the whole rotten deal and taking my chances anywhere else! Let's face it, transitioning years of transcription experience into the workforce is not easy nor beneficial in today's job market. Hate to bring others down but needed to vent. I just can't believe I've spent my life doing this and all for nothing.