#107 - A Day in the Life of a Legal and Law Enforcement Transcriptionist - Erin Derr - CareerMetis.com

#107 - A Day in the Life of a Legal and Law Enforcement Transcriptionist - Erin Derr The Career Insider Podcast Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSSForEpisode 107of The CareerMetis Podcast, we will learn about:A Day in the Life of a Legal Law Enforcement Transcriptionistfrom our guest Erin Derr.evalGuest Introduction â€" Erin DerrevalErin Derr works as a Legal and Law Enforcement transcriptionist.After growing to despise her customer service job, she found a site full of work from home jobs that she tried and eventually found transcribing, which allowed her to be home with her family, and work doing something she truly enjoyed.Episode Summary1.Erin describes what being a transcriptionist looks like on a day to day basis, and how the flexible hours are a perk she appreciates.2.Erin shares how some transcriptionist work within offices, but a lot of them work remotely from home.3.Erin explains some of the challenges that come with the job, including long interviews and bad audio quality, as well as a few examples of the more stre ssful projects she’s taken on.4.Erin also clarifies that not all projects are like these specific ones, but that they definitely stand out among the more challenging things she’s done as a transcriptionist.eval5.Erin gives us an inside look at how to get start in transcription, and whether or not certification is necessary.6.Erin gives a few resources “As long as you’re good at the job you don’t need to have any special degrees”“The only way to become a good transcriptionist is to just go ahead and start”LinksTo learn more about Erin Derr, you can also connect with her on LinkedIn.Recommended ResourcesevalAmazon Mechanical TurkReal Ways to Earn Money OnlineIntro Music provided courtesy ofAccelerated Ideas(www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack â€"Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy ofAccelerated Ideas(www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack â€"No Need to Rush