A Call For Help To The Onliners...
By ActiveMind
@AgoriphobicPirate (303)
April 14, 2017 11:23pm CST
I've been transcribing for a weeks now and it's been a rough go getting used to the formats of now two different companies. I have finally gotten the hang of things for the most part but am at a loss with the one I'm working now and can't get a response from the site. It's been five hours since I requested the contact information for the social media site that they themselves suggested I inquire about things through. That was in the part of the site that we're supposed to use to make inquiries through. I figured out the contact info nearly three hours ago now, and emailed nearly two hours ago. I will get a bad rating for work not done properly which affect my ability to move up to a better position once I've been there long enough, which is extremely frustrating because I've been working so hard, and doing fairly well. I've just managed to keep my scores at a high enough rate to improve my station in a timely manner, but this will keep me down and prevents me from taking another assignment while I sit and wait. Does anyone know how one would transcribe what sounds like Homer Simpson dazing out over a donut with his tongue flopping back and forth? Or the "oooh eeeeh" sound of being high off a natural rush? It's so frustrating for such little pay, but it seems to be the my only option to make a few dollars a day, if they don't stop boss-blocking me that is.
5 responses
@AgoriphobicPirate (303)
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2 May 17
@manikarnika Sorry that took so long, that stuff stresses me out way too much. I've also been super busy with learning web design, and only even remembered to come back to mylot when I found out that the children of god still exist. Did you know that? Nothing against organized religion, but the children of god are something else.
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
15 Apr 17
i think transcribing is difficult, more so if it is medical transcription. my son tried transcribing, but then he gave up the idea because he is not so used to listening and encoding