keep your head up
Posted By: tanya on 2007-04-12
In Reply to: flunked my 1st employment exam - Amanda
oooh i failed many many tests lol. But, i'm one of those people that when it comes time to "test" i clam up and suddenly don't know what i'm doing. I put way to much pressure on myself so my advice to you is to keep studying. Learn as much as you can on your spare time and when you test say to yourself "you know what, i'm good enough and i can do this" 
good luck =)
If you'd like i have a website they names transcription companies state by state so you can start going down the line and seeing if they'll let you apply.
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Not sure that is where her head is - NM
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You hit the nail on the head with that one.
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You hit that nail on the head!
You have to use your head for the first part! :) The
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Just a head up - these are also the most expensive schools
Both Andrews and M-TEC are excellent. I have never head of one being better than the other.
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