Falling under the purview of a general transcriptionist is to make sure that you never lose track of any agreed-upon conversation, written or spoken. As part of the work, transcriptionists listen to interviews, phone conversations, teleconferences, webinars, seminars, Youtube videos, or just about any other recording that they need to turn into a written document. The majority of transcriptionists have a decent word-per-minute typing speed as well as strong grammar, spelling, and punctuation skills.
You may hire Medical Transcription or Legal Transcribers for as long as it can be done remotely.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide accurate transcriptions of interview recordings, meetings, and notes
- Proofread all transcribed documents before submission for approval
- Collaborate with other team members to ensure proper assignments and objectives
- Provide weekly reports highlighting pending work, projects in progress, and completed projects
- Clean up any grammatical errors encountered from audio recordings
- Use Microsoft Word or transcription software such as transcribe or Express Scribe when transcribing audio