Question for Veteran MTs
Posted By: Tina on 2008-06-21
In Reply to:
Just had a question for you all. I am almost done with my course, and hoping to get a job soon thereafter. Does it just depend on the person how well we get that 98% on-the-job? I mean, how long it takes us to consistently achieve that. I am usually about 97 right now, so I am hoping it won't take me much longer! How often are you usually (on average) reviewed at work and what about grammar, punctuation, etc? Does it just depend on the company? What happens if you are below 98? Thanks for all responses!
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
Veteran MT's
I don't know if you read my first post wrong or not, but I am still currently in school. So I have been getting mostly 96, 97's on my tests. I am almost done with my course. So I haven't worked yet, but I was just trying to get an idea of how it is out there in the "working world." I don't usually make big errors either, mostly punctuation or grammar. EX: subject/verb agreement. I wonder how often do the companies really look at that? From everyone's experience out there, do more dictator's like you to do strictly verbatim vs. editing? Thanks!
This is for the Veteran MTs (30+years)
 When exactly did this business start deteriorating? Was it after it became home-based.......when the MTSOs took over........when more ESLs physicians infiltrated.....or when? You were there when it was good and have witnessed the insidious destruction.
I am just curious if you had an uh-oh moment/gut feeling when you realized that the gravy train was over.
Veteran's Affairs docs
Try the link below for the individual facilties then try a search for doc from each facility page.
Veteran's day. Kids are out of school. Many doctor's offices are closed.
dd
|
