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"easy job"

Posted By: Meghan on 2005-11-10
In Reply to: Just need to vent ... get tired of clods who hear what I do and say "easy job." grrrr sm - long-time MT

Oh, Long Time MT, I wholeheartedly agree! I've heard that tooo many times to count and had people ask what I do and say "I can do that" - people who have absolutely no inkling of medical terminology, grammar, spelling, etc. - it IT an insult! I'm not some idiot with no brain with no skills! I add my "GRRRRRRRR...." to yours...


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Just need to vent ... get tired of clods who hear what I do and say "easy job." grrrr sm

After all of these years, I should be used to it, I suppose, but it is a bit insulting when people come up to me and say, "yeah, I'd like to work at home -- must be great, sitting around in your jammies all day" ... "I'm a fast typer (gotta love the typer part), maybe I should do that job."   To heck with grammar, knowledge of the terminology (not only the spelling but also the meaning), medications (including their usual dosages and uses), etc.  Just pull up a computer, put on some sloppy clothes, and *poof* you're a medical transcriptionist!   


Well, gee, I'd like to have a lawyer's income, so I guess I'll just go be a lawyer!   


 


Okay ... I'm done ranting now ... back to work for me.  Thanks for "listening."  :-)