Comprehension
Posted By: grasshopper on 2008-06-23
In Reply to: Reality check - Veteran MT
Grammar, account specifics and an occasional omission are just the tip of the iceberg. Developing a good ear is probably the most important skill in MT. When you understand what you are typing, the rest will all fall into place. The QA people will harp on this and that but they really want to know if you know what you are typing. Only experience will give you good comprehension skills and that takes time and hard work.
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reading comprehension problem? She said SPEED UP....
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