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Old 03-19-2009, 01:27 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
Touch type. Learned in school on actual typewriters, then strengthened my fingers on a second-hand (still owned) 1940's Remington Black Steel Typewriter. Get about 70 - 100wpm.
Me too, except strenghtned on a 1980's Brother portable manual with the letters that flopped up and smacked the ribbon. If you wanted BOLD, then you had to back up and re-smack it a few times.

I can type well over 100 wpm, but I don't. That's a skill that my bosses have no business knowing about. Who on earth would want a job that required you to type 110 wpm?

I did do some medical transcription on the side a few years back. Paid 8 cents a word (5 characters). I made enough money in a month to buy a whole new living room full of furniture!
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