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I have decided that if I win the lottery....

Posted: Nov 27, 2012

I am going to set-up a new transcription company. My clients will have to go with one form used across the board for every one of the notes done no matter what they are.
For ESL folks, their cost to me would be more than those who speak English well. We would have an action committee where ALL people would be heard and management would require answering all employees issues within a set amount of time.

The MT's will actually get paid what they are worth. Supervisors will be given their performance evals by the people they supervise. This will count heavily when raise time comes and yes, there will be cost of living adjustments to employees, not necessarily to management. This would be performance based 100%. There would be a sign-on for every "acute care" MT who can do anything they get up from the pool.

Okay, I just woke up...back to reality!!!! :)

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Do you have to win the - lottery to do that?

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If we brought this industry to their knees by stopping work, we could create.

I am not being facetious when I respond to you. This should be on the main board.

Everything in reality now was once in someone's imagination, even the corporate execs stealing our pay.

I intend to take a world cruise as therapy for withdrawal from MT. - nm

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I think I would write columns and pay for page ads - IAMT

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in all the major newspapers about the downfall of this profession. Of course I would need help from all of the professionals left in this field with this and include their opinions. I would then seek out 5 MTs with good insight into MTing and ask the president if we could have a sitdown and have a beer or 2 on the veranda so we could discuss the important issues and downfall of this industry and address offshoring in this profession. I would bring the beer and chips;-) (No political slamming responses here, please). Heck, I would even offer to throw in a little toward the natioanl debt if he would agree to pass legislation to stop offshoring medical records for VR or transcription. I would then buy out a big MTSO, hire the best MTs I could possibly find and treat them with respect and make sure they could make an honest living with lots of benefits to the loyal. I seriously would remain hands on cuz I can't stand idle time (like the wasted time I face working for MTSOs and sitting with NJAs). I, along with most MTs, just want to put in honest work for honest pay.

I just woke up from my dream too. DANG!

May I pleeeze work for you! - bshel

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Woo! You got it right and I will contact you when I pick up the check, k?!!!!!!!!!

I would get a dog! - RC

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And a bigger apartment to go with it. :)

I would buy a farm and have numerous cats - and goats, chickens, dogs

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and a lovely garden. And I would be so happy.

Now that's my dream too. Except I'd also start my own home baking business - Baker Bee

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They say it's nice to dream, but you know the reality just stinks. LOL

maybe someday... : ) - nm

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I would buy a coffee farm in Hawaii - recenltoutsourced

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Been a lifelong dream!! Who wouldn't want to live in 80+ degress year round?!

Lottery dreams - Canadian MT

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I would pay off debt and then properly fund my other business so I wouldn't have to do MT to make ends meet.

Governments found a way to tax dreams: they took over lotteries.

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