It's the season again! What season is it, you ask? In our office, around this time of the year, we are extremely busy. And it's this time we look for transcribers to jump in to help with the work load. We have an ad out right now for assistance. One thing we notice about applicants is that most of them are over qualified. These applicants carry large titles like VP, Office Manager, Therapist, Producer, Librarian and the like. And most of these are seeking full-time employment. As much as we like to hire everyone, we've come to the realization that the above mentioned are over qualified for our field of work.
I've put together this short list of some qualifiers that may help land you a job as a transcriber.
- You'd like to transcribe part-time. Many transcription companies are seeking people who are seeking to earn 'extra' income, not necessarily be the only income. In fact, if you're already working, chances are you'd be hired.
- You own and operate a transcription company. If you're applying to help another transcription company, you're likely to get the job if you have run a transcription company yourself.
- Looking to learn about the industry. Companies like Bynes Transcript and Typing Services are always looking to mentor anyone interested in learning more about this field of work. Transcription companies, and not necessarily individuals seek freelancers who are willing to learn from the bottom up.
For more information, shoot us an email at teammembers@bynestranscriptions.com
To be qualified to work for TeamBynes
- Must be willing to work on an as needed or contract basis
- Have at least 1 year transcription experience
- Must be willing to take a 1-3 min typing/audio test
- Must have resume and references
We are at the end of our free report to be distributed.
We are working on the extended version of this 'free' report.
We are considering starting a 'Newbie Transcriber' training camp.
