what may ultimately be the greatest hurdle
Posted By: Snow Bunny on 2005-09-18
In Reply to: Thanks. Just checking out options in case SE does not exist anymore next year for MQ. I dont really - MQMT
Is finding the job that gives you everything you want:
1. Good line rate.
2. Benefits (all types, if you want/need them).
3. Freedom to work the hours you want.
In the final analysis, you might have to relinquish one to get the other two. Sort of like the old days of dealing with clients:
Quality - Turn Around - Price
Pick Two!!!
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I just didn't feel like I was part of the team... and I do like to feel that way... my opinion... not to mention I got screwed when I decided to move on to another company... I never got reimbursed for my internet services, they tried to make me PAY for a computer that I never needed and never received (mine was the right format), AND they tried to say that I owed for a footpedal - which I had already purchased one two years before working with them - not worth the bother really.... I would recommend OSi or DSC
Perhaps OP is not new at all. How could you declare MQ the greatest with nothing to compare.
I suspect MQ has a lot of people positioned for damage control on the boards these days. It was a stupid post that would be meaniningless to anyone but MQ damage control. Watch and see what is coming down the road in the next six weeks with MQ and MTs. That's why there is damage control in place and there will be for the next six months or until MQ is bought out.
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Maybe so, but ultimately it is the client
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Don't know who is ultimately correct on this...
as I've had to do it both ways, depending on account request. Right now, I'm having to use 2, account before that used 1, and there was one point where I was having to do it both ways, because I had accounts that wanted it 1 and 2; if that wasn't a trip!!. I know, when I took a Microsoft Office class some years back, that the instructor said to use 1 space now because of proportional font business, etc.
But it is ultimately the company
Not the IC you've contracted to transcribe 500 lines per day. What needs to be in place is another IC to pick up the slack when your contractor is in need of some help. That is not fair to just say that a contractor has no say in whether or not he or she chooses to do the work day in and day out. Cut me a break here. By the way, clueless is hardly what I am. I am very successful and the reason is because I am accountable for my own work. I have my own clients that I service and I do not rely on contractors to do MY WORK. If I did contract work out, I would make sure I could do it if they couldn't. Now if I have employees, then they'd be made to comply or they wouldn't have a job.
If you have as much as you say you need to ultimately lose,
have you considered gastric bypass or Lap-Band?
But ultimately the doc is the boss...so you do it their way if they insist they want it a certain wa
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ultimately it's the hospital's responsibility but do you want to keep your job?
If you do, you'll make sure the hospital is happy. Not a lot you can do here unless you want to cut a deal with the hospital where you will have a sub work your account for you when you are off. That may or may not fly at the hospital. Another thing you can ask is that they hire a third person to work the account. Of course, that means you risk losing work if she wants more...
Don't give anyone your MACROS... You ultimately will be replaced... sad... (sm)
but that's how docs work, at least some of them.
You can do stretches, but ultimately it may take an oral prednisone burst or
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I think it's terribly irresponsible of the doctors, but ultimately it's THEM who is responsibl
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