Posts about Scrbie.com Transcription System
Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything. – Wyatt Earp First drafts exist for a reason. As for producing transcripts, we want to make sure that a quality assurance system is in place. Scribie’s four-step process includes a proofreading step to regularly produce high-quality transcripts. The file alternates between proofreading and quality check until it… Continue reading Transcription Tips from Scribie Proofreaders
“The single most important key to success is to be a good listener.” ― Kelly Wearstler. While many of us invest in improving our speaking skills, developing our ability to listen is wildly underrated. A study shows that we spend 45% listening as a form of communication. However, unlike in an actual conversation, transcribers cannot… Continue reading How to Improve Listening Skills and Get Comfortable With Accents
Let’s learn about literary devices. Getting familiar with them enables you to interpret what speakers mean more easily. Needless to say, it helps as you work on transcripts. As you know, one of the key transcription skills is comprehension. You ought to have a strong grasp of the English language. Each time you transcribe an… Continue reading Understanding Literary Devices: Demystify Speeches and Conversations
Scribie has been in the market for more than ten years now. Like any other business, we started small and faced our share of challenges. Being known in the transcription business for quite some time now, it may make you wonder, why not focus on a hockey stick growth as other successful startups would? Wouldn’t… Continue reading Startup Lessons: Lifestyle Business vs Hockey Stick Growth
In light of recent events, we looked into our ways. We support the movement against racism and would like to extend this conversation to various injustices that affect our global community. We’re revisiting efforts that are most consequential to our community of people coming from various backgrounds. Through the years, we’ve been refining a meritocratic… Continue reading Promoting Equality and Justice
Being in the business of delivering high-quality transcripts, we have systems like the four-step process that allow us to produce the best and accurate transcripts to every business and individual in need of our service. As you might know, the fourth and final step of this process is the Quality Check. It serves as the… Continue reading Transcription Tips from Scribie QCs
When you’re surrounded by people who share a passionate commitment around a common purpose, anything is possible. – Howard Schultz Here at Scribie, our primary goal is to provide quality transcripts to our customers in a way that’s fair to the professional transcribers. We trust that our transcribers will always put their best foot forward… Continue reading Scribie Transcription Community: Mutual Trust
Every business goes through an iteration process. Some endure the test of time. We’ve had our fair share of experiences, leading to lessons learned along the way. Here, we’re sharing with you how Scribie’s process started, the challenges we faced, and solutions we came up with that led to growing the company. By transparently describing… Continue reading The Evolution of Scribie’s Transcription System: History and Continuous Improvement
We all need people who will give us feedback. That’s how we improve. – Bill Gates Scribie transcriber, are you already part of the Slack community? You wouldn’t want to miss out on meaningful conversations with your fellow transcribers and moderators. In the Slack community, we value your feedback and put them into consideration, especially… Continue reading Scribie Transcription: Introducing the Updated Grading System
Scribie transcriber, are you looking to learn more about how the correction system works? Perhaps, you’re currently dealing with a dispute or doing your research in advance. If you get a correction for punctuation marks, styling, etc., you’re more than welcome to challenge the changes if necessary and appropriate. We have been collaborating with certified… Continue reading Scribie Transcription: Review Process Corrections