LogFAQs > #901235519

Somewhat. However, even people in professional, white collar jobs aren't necessarily great typists (albeit mostly boomers). It's certainly a benefit for most professional careers, but I'm not sure that it's important. People can certainly get by without it. And, if you work in a non-professional capacity, you likely won't have much need for it. The bulk of blue-collar and low-end jobs don't even involve computers.

NightMareBunny posted...

VeeVees posted...

more important than having nice handwriting

i can't count the number of times my parents got on my ass about my handwriting....it's always the older generation telling you "you need great handwriting to get anywhere in life"

Not for nothing, but you've talked about your handwriting being bad and you've openly confessed to not getting anywhere in life.
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