I work on a great platform, have good QA support and make

a lot more than 8 cpl.  I even have GREAT benefits, which are more than affordable.  There are good companies out there that pays for experience!!!!

• The companies are driving me crazy with their similar names! - Charlene
  • TTS spies on you with constant IM's. - TransTech (TT) leaves you alone to work. NM
  • TTS website - see warning about them - anon
    • Using our heads for a moment. - winnie
      • Winnie - does Medware own TTS? - SM
        • TTS is owned by Linda Kelley - ks
        • I have never worked for Medware. - winnie
    • Think about it! - get a life
      • This was recent thank you - anon
      • No matter who you work for - 8 cpl is 8 cpl.
        • I agree... - anon
        • After many years, I really don't agree...sm - CindiRI
          • I agree with you CindiRI - tnmt
            • I work on a great platform, have good QA support and make - anon
              • why do you ask about so many other companies? - n/m
                • I haven't asked about any other companies - anon
  • TransTech in Texas, Transolutions in Illinois, and - TTS is in New Hamp. NM

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good benefits.  The pay could be more, but at least there is a production incentive tier that is not too tough to achieve.   Overall, I would say this is probably one of the best places I have ever worked.  If the no work situation continues, I guess I will just have to call them and ask for a secondary.  Everyone in the office has always been very helpful and supportive.   I just get nervous when it is not a holiday or anything and no files are available.  That is just my little thing, I guess.  I still would not hesitate to recommend the company to anyone.

Hope this helps.

I do believe it has to do with the accounts though.  I've used it for 4 hospitals and have made great money, both VR and straight typing.  VR gives me more than double the lines of typing but I do think it is an acquired skill.  Learn the shortcuts and use them.  It is also only as good as the team training the VR. 

On the other hand I've used it on a clinic account and the lines were just not coming in like they do in AC.  A very heavy, 90%, ESL verbatim account and I lasted all of 2 weeks on that account. 

I'd say I do about 90% VR and 10% straight typing and all in all I'm impressed with the accuracy of the VR. 

I only work there part-time, but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone.  Good luck on whatever you decide. 

I'm past that "honeymoon" stage of the first few months that another poster mentioned.  I still find them to be the best for me.  Never run out of work, always there for questions, including timely responses, great people (QA and otherwise). 

I'd highly suggest contacting either your supervisor or Jane (as she offered) about lack of work.  As you should see on the daily reports, there is plenty of work out there. 

Good luck & I hope it works out for you. 

The company I worked for before had terrible to no tech support.  In fact, the tech people (I use the term loosely) continually screwed things up. 

It is all IC work, although you still are expected to give a schedule if you are doing stat coverage.  Only major drawback is the big wait for your first check -- almost a month from the time of your first invoice.

Good luck!  

Can't remember the third one.  I have worked on several different platforms and I think DQS is really easy once you get the hang of it, convenient with the ability to pull doctor's names into the report from the database, the ability to leave blanks and at the end let the audio jump immediately back to where the blanks are.  Other great features, too.