Is Keystrokes a good company to

work with.  I read about negative notes, but it sounds like they were all coming from the same person.  Need serious feedback.

• Is Keystrokes a good company to - Thinking
  • KS - msbeanctr
    • I'm really ROFL..........sm - Cracking up
    • Ha... see they DID say it was her SIL. But later they said they - never said that.
      • sil - msbeanctr
        • The 2nd one was NOT family. Again, get your sm - KS MT
  • The hiring process is very SLOW! - sm
    • There is no universal platform. sm - KS MT
  • ex-KS. - sm
    • Keystrokes - sm - Ditto
      • You still cant be sure even then - sm
        • Get your facts straight. sm - KS MT2
          • To the OP, this is just a classic example of KS PR control - sm
      • I have had a great experience and have been with KS for 4 years. sm - KS MT
        • see message - - Ditto
          • P.S. to see message - Ditto
            • Only removed when names are used. Again, get your facts straight. There were two recent HR sm - KS MT
              • Fact or fiction? - sm
                • Facts - KS MT
                • Fact or fiction? - Hmm
                  • Fact or fiction? Please sm - Hmm
                    • And now I am sure that they will figure out who you are. Move on. If your home number was given sm - KS MT
                      • I wonder if you would be kind enough to tell me...... - Hmmmm
                        • no loopholes just bad business - sm
                      • Good reason???? - sm
                      • Fact or fiction - No
                        • Why? - sm

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I work on the clinic accounts, always busy, always LOTs of work, but of course any experienced MT knows it takes a little longer to type your line requirements on clinic work, it is a LOT of work for me, but I love it and I love my account.  I finally love my MT career again. I was in total burn out before with all of these companies I applied, was hired with....such awful accounts most of them nowadays, that the good work is going offshore with MOST companies. 

All I can say is that I am happy and when the day comes that I have to change jobs again, that will be the end for me as an MT.  Getting too old and tired for all this. :)

What type of work do they have?  Any op reports?  Appreciate any info. 

Would anyone be so kind as to give me some insight into this company?    In the past everything I've read about it was pretty good, but I'm not really able to pull up anything recent.  Thanks a bunch. 

I joined JLG about 9 month ago and I am thrilled with the experience that I have had.  Although the company has been around for 20+ years, a group of good industry veterans who know how to operate fairly to both employees and clients have joined the company in the past year.  I followed my manager from another giant company. 

I have also worked on this account and it was plauged with problems from the start.  The hospital required the account to be implemented in a matter of days, there were technical issues and the hospital management staff was new and the employees were mad because transcription had been outsourced.  Personally, I won't miss this client but good luck to those that get it. 

There is plenty of work at JLG and I have already been advised on my new assignments

I'm sure that not all the supervisors were as hyper as the one I had - she drove me crazy, wanting me to work practically 24/7. The last couple of months I was there, during a 63-day period, I only had 3 real days off where I didn't work at least a couple of hours which ended up turning into five or six. Add that to working 10-12 hours during my 8-hour work days, and I just plain got burnt out.

But that was only one particular client (if you would like the name, please email me). I am sure there were other clients that she could have given me, but she kept assuring me that this was the best client she had.

So I would just say make sure your lead is 1) looking out foryou and 2) telling you the truth (the third time I caught mine in a lie, I quit).

Good luck!

IME it's hard to make good money doing clinic when paid by the line; some of the notes are only two sentences long.  Just wondering if it's any better at Keystrokes, i.e., good combination of short and long notes.