This is what separates the "Good" MTs
Posted By: From the "other kind" on 2009-06-04
In Reply to: students - grace
Subject: This is what separates the "Good" MTs
Your attitude will take you to the top of this field. If you are not afraid to do your own research and find your own answers, you will learn so much!
As a QA person, I can tell the difference in an MT's work who really cares and really tries hard to do their own work. The ones who seek the easy way out only hurt themselves. When you research and hunt and hunt and hunt for the right term, you better believe when you find it you will never forget it again. However, the ones who don't do their own work, don't seem to have the information planted in their memories and repeat the same mistakes over and over.
Your speed will go up and up and up because you will have the fund of knowledge in your head, while others will be sitting here on this board waiting for someone to answer their post.
Keep up the great work. You are going to be a wonderful MT. I wish we could clone you!
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