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I need some tips about transcribing, because I've been applying to several transcription websites, and unfortunately, I got rejected but I have a high score on it.
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As for tips on how to be accepted to a transcription site, I'll need to know more than just "I got a high score". Evidently, your high score doesn't matter (or it wasn't as high as you think it was) if the site didn't hire you. What did they tell you when they rejected your application? That they weren't hiring, or what? I can't really give you recommendations if you don't provide enough information for me to go off of. I did transcription work for a little while for sites like Rev.com and TranscribeMe. Pretty good gig, honestly, if you can be fast and accurate on your transcription. My biggest piece of advice would be to make sure you understand that rates that the sites are going to be paying you. Rev would pay [i]per audio minute[/i], which meant you were earning money based on how many minutes of audio you transcribed, not the number of minutes (or house) you spend transcribing the audio. Hence you want to be faster so you make more money quicker (obviously). As for tips on how to be accepted to a transcription site, I'll need to know more than just "I got a high score". Evidently, your high score doesn't matter (or it wasn't as high as you think it was) if the site didn't hire you. What did they tell you when they rejected your application? That they weren't hiring, or what? I can't really give you recommendations if you don't provide enough information for me to go off of.
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