I used to believe that to be able to get good quality work in doing my medical transcription, I have to be typing way about 100 wpm without errors. But after that, I started to be frustrated with what I can only achieve. I am a medical transcriptionist but I can merely type between 35-40 wpm. I used to not pass job applications because a number of companies require above 60 wpm or higher. I keep in mind that at one time, I attained 50 wpm in one of my tests and I was very happy. Although that was not achieved at a one-time test alone because I did that after several attempts; somehow I got used to what I was typing. I learned to type using the old fashioned type writer. I then started to learn typing using the computer keyboard doing my undergraduate thesis in college. I liked using the WordStar at that time. I never did it the correct way. I mean, I type not following the correct finger assignment. Nowadays, fortunately there is Autocorrect in MS Word that I can take advanta...