One after another, countries are going under lockdown mode. We need to arrest the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Whether you long it or not, you cannot do much about it. Believe me, the lockdown is a blessing in disguise. You can do a lot of unfinished things that you might not have thought of … Read more
A marketing call while driving or while in a meeting or while at a hospital or in the midst of busy chores is indeed an undefinable pain. However, it is business as usual for illicit telemarketers. They approach you with a host of things ranging from credit cards, home loans, insurance products, new mobile connections, … Read more
As you might be knowing, I am a work-at-home dad for the past so many years. Initially, with a lot of activities, it was a hell lot of trouble when I shifted my workplace and habits from an office to my home, was very much less productive, disorganized and had striven very much to be … Read more
One of the greatest disadvantages of a telecommuting job is the easy access to your bed at home that whenever boredom or lethargy steps in, you would be there crashing for a couple of minutes or hours unless you’re self disciplined. For me, it’s ten long years into medical transcription profession (out of which six long … Read more
The 2008 salary survey results reveal that the number of HIM professionals working from home doubled, from 12 percent to 24 percent, and despite economic woes most HIM professionals saw an uptick in salaries with full-time medical transcriptionists reported bringing in $33,500 an year, making medical transcription still an attractive career choice despite outsourcing woes. The … Read more
Preface I remember my childhood days of learning to type some 25 years back on a clackety-clack typewriting machine. Literally one has to pound on the keys to get those impressions done on the paper, has to put some whitener to hide those mistakes or has to scratch the mistakes to powder; oh my good … Read more