The VR is taught by the

Posted By: VR on 2009-06-27
In Reply to: For no-pay, I presume. Let THEM work the bugs out -sm - Bayou MT

MTs, not the MTSOs and not the vendors. Bad MTs, too many MTs training differently all add up to a lousy platform. It is to the MTs benefit to teach correctly and then easy street.

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5 minutes to type and 15 minutes to edit - some news - mtme
- It sounds just like what we do at Transcend with that bad editor. - fed up
- VR not efficient? Need to check into a - VR
  - For no-pay, I presume. Let THEM work the bugs out -sm - Bayou MT
    - VR costs - mtme
    - The VR is taught by the - VR
      - VR learning i s a myth - MT what
        Then I would suggest - VR
        What is the platform you use? If you know...sm - ndmt
      - You stated the exact reasons....... sm - m
        ESLs on VR as opposed to English - VR
        I agree that there are variances in platforms........ sm - m
        I work for MTSO and know the hospital acct - VR
        When I say I correct only the erroneous text........ sm - m
- Things AREN'T so rosy, I meant and pardon the typos - nm - mtme

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