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Cheap and incompetent.

Posted By: American MT on 2005-10-28
In Reply to: That's not true at all. Statistics prove that Americans - SOL - scoffing out loud

I spoke with an Indian MT recently. This person works six days a week and eight hours a day and makes $40/month Indian money, which is about $500/month American money. I think that says it all! Oh, and this person asks questions that a student might ask and is an editor. Makes me feel very safe in my job actually. American MTs are some of the hardest working people I know. We are not lazy. We are fed up with getting paid beans while the MTSOs suck the life out of us!


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as in your insinuation that I am incompetent.
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So all 150 Heartland MT's were incompetent?
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will not - not if you're competent. If you're incompetent they will fire you anyway
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