A few tips on transcribing questions to ask

[Wordpro Wizard]

lol Winston ... as you wish sir, but somehow, short of a 2x4 we gotta get these dictators trained before we all go out of our tiny minds and they spend huge amounts of money on the time it takes us to decipher garble.

I think pushing the extra cost reality may help.

Lynne

[rdpeters40]

Great questions; will keep for future reference as I transcribed minutes and notes for years and so this is a service I can provide. Thanks

[JRCassisting]

Great questions - I will be using them in my tool!

[sherriann]

I am hoping to do some transcription work, so this is a great tool to have. Thanks so much!

[dage292]

I love this kind of information. I appreciate all the tips that you have on this forum!

[eXPERT Business Support]

I just had to jump in on this -- very funny -- I'm not sure which is worse, trying to transcribe the no teeth guy or the clenched pipe guy. I've had my share of nightmares, but those take the prize!

[Executive Virtual Services]

Hi Everyone,

Funny! I agree with the questions and some that I didn't even think of. Thanks so much for posting. I'll definitely keep it on file.

Question for everyone. Where is a good place to let other transcribers know you are available to subcontract?

Warmly,

[eXPERT Business Support]

Great question! I am an independent contractor right now with a transcription company. I got so lucky, because they are are a great company to work for. But the work is very sporadic and as I'm sure you would agree, we all want more work! So yes, I would also like to know where or how transcribers can subcontract to other transcribers (not necessarily to transcription companies). Great question -- and I will keep my eye on this. If I find some information, I will be sure to send you the word. It's all about helping each other out!