Thanks!

Posted By: mt vs ma on 2006-01-20
In Reply to: reply...sm - MT now, was MA

That is what I am missing right now. I am new to MT and I thought I would like working alone at home. I am giving it some time, but am pretty sure I want to be around people. I like MTing but it would be nice to have a little bit of variety in my job duties and talk to people during my workday. Someday I may want to get away from it all and work from home again, but I think in the next year or two I would like to transition back to working outside of the home.

Thanks so much for your encouraging reply. Right now I am making about the same salary as starting MAs in my area, so it would me more about the job than the money.

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