I have worked for them for three years - great place.

• Transend, good, bad, ugly?? - dh
  • Go for it!! - Transcender2
  • I left there several years ago, but from reading recent posts, SM - annony
    • That seems to be the story with all the companies. - Sad.
    • That's a good observation, I will pass it on. - Current Transcender
      • I always have been there several years and it wasnt always so bad but now with no work half the time - Anon2
      • Communication is terrible. I've been there for - Not good here
        • I have the opposite experience.. I have a lot of communication - Happy Camper
    • I have more than 15 years of experience. - JS
  • I have worked for them for three years - great place. - Current Transcender
  • I wouldn't - JS
  • I worked for them for a short stint - last year, but had to leave for personal reasons.
    • Thank you. MDI/ Transend hmm sm - dh
  • Oh, I forgot to mention....must be flexible and have all day to devote to waiting for work. - One word. UGLY
  • I wouldnt go there. No communication. People getting ready to quit - One word. UGLY
    • My experience is different - I love it. - Current Transcender
      • Over 1000?! I left there 18 months ago... - eve
        • YEP...Just want I suspected as the reason we have very little work OVERHIRING - Anon2

The messages you are viewing are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select the boards given in left menu

It really depends on what you are looking for in a company.  This is a very different company to work for.  For example, you don't work in pools, you are not constantly being bumped around, and there always has been plenty of work, even around holidays where everyone else is fighting for work because there is none.  I was so shocked that after Christmas there wasn't a major slow-down.  It's mostly clinic accounts, so you if your work is caught up, you don't have to work holidays.  There is no deciding which holiday you want off or which you have to work because if you just do your work, you get off.  Of course, if you want to work the holiday, there is always something to work on if you speak up.

Anyway, I have worked for just about all of the nationals.  I have been with Wordzxpressed for over a year now and plan on staying.

I have been there nearly 4 years now. The staff is very professional and accommodating.  My schedule is flexible though there is a 24-hour TAT, but you can work the hours you want for the most part, at least on my account.  Pay is always on time, the platform easy,and I rarely hear from QA. So all things considered, I would certainly encourage you to give them a try!

I have worked for MANY companies, and this is the best one I have come across, HANDS DOWN!!!!  You are actually treated like a PERSON.  The communication there is GREAT!  It might not be the biggest, but I believe it's the BEST!  : - )

There is always a learning curve anywhere, of course, but wiithin just a short time, my production was the same with TT as anywhere else.  The benefits are pretty good, insurance affordable, and as an added bonus, the people there truly care about their employees.   After 30+ years of transcribing, I feel like I finally found my home.

for the place I'm working for now.  My very first job right out of school was for a woman who owned her own company, and she had a son and a niece working for her.  The niece did more than her fair share, and in fact we became good friends after our dogs started having play dates together on our days off.  Her son, on the other hand, did all the easy psych work with all the templates and then went on to steal the ER work (also only docs with templates), and surpise... he always had the highest line counts of anyone.  Those were the days also when we got paid for headers and footers, patient info, everything, so he was making out like a bandit. 

Also worked for MQ in-house when they had an office here close to my home.  Some people sat there and typed the hardest account we had all day, every day and barely made their minimum lines, and there was this one person who would type nothing but ER notes that had very long templates and ended up being an average of 3 pages each.  Then she had the nerve to brag about how big her checks were with all her bonuses and incentive.  I got a chance to type those two days in a row and I made 1400 lines a day more than I usually did on my main account. 

I say share the fortune, be it good or bad.  The sooner we all get the bad work out, the sooner we can all get to the good work and start making money.  I also had one supervisor tell me that I do the harder work because I make more cpl, but hey, if you are sitting there typing easy stuff all day and using templates, you are making more money in the long run.