this job is like most others; ya gotta..

Posted By: like anything else on 2007-12-06
In Reply to: newbie - Jamie

climb the ladder, which takes years to get to the top rung (my analogy for compensation). Ditto to the poster who remarked about a change in attitude.

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newbie - Jamie
- Do What I Did- Pad Your Resume - Screw That
- this job is like most others; ya gotta.. - like anything else
- Have you tried local clinics or doctors' offices? - LinK
- With the attitude you are showing here - You'll be lucky to find ANY job.
- If you didn't go to one of the better schools your chances of - me

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gotta add something
it might help if i said i was at 98.7%+ accuracy both times i was fired... then again, why do i feel the need to paint this person as such a (insert mean-spirited name-calling word here)? i guess i just needed to vent! thanks for listening

I've gotta ask...
How could you not know you were typing with the caps on? Were you looking at your fingers instead of the screen? Do you always do that?

gotta wonder why it's 1/2 price
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Gotta know your stuff or you'll have to look up everything you hear. Must
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Newbies, ya gotta learn one thing here...sm

you must be accurate in all typed correspondence. I had a newbie that asked about doing an internship I offered. Here is her actual response:

Yes I am definetly interested.

Thanks you.

Now how am I supposed to hire somebody like that?

Gotta go thru all the posts here and on the Company board to see if you
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Can't forget the AAMT Book of Style II! Gotta have it for style/formatting, etc. nm
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