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I've read on here previous comments about the ILPs not having the skill set to perform straight transcription/editing, and if that's true (and I tend to believe it myself), then exactly what is their purpose in the industry?
Can they churn out the line count (or way above and beyond line requirements)?
Can they create/edit a document that is ready for release to clients?
Who QAs their grammar, punctuation, spelling (in correct English)?
Can they precisely transcribe OR reports, cardiac procedures, vascular lab reports?
So what's the point if they make 3-4 CPL if they can't individually produce volume, or if the work has to two through 2 or 3 other eyes/hands before it is ready for final release?
I don't get the corporate mentality at all. Makes me wonder WTH are they thinking? (Of course 5 and 6-figure salaries while the getting is good, before the company implodes.)