What Exactly is Babbletype?
Babbletype is a transcription site that offers the at-home Quality Assurance Associate/Editor or “Q&A Editor” position for its transcription services. While it does hire transcriptionists both in the US and abroad as well as customer service agents, this article will discuss the Q&A Editor position.Most of the transcription at Babbletype is general transcription instead of medical transcription. So, if you must have medical transcription, you might want to look at other companies. Other languages are also offered for transcriptions services, so as the editor you must be aware of how a literal translation may sound once translated to English.
You will be given an audio file and the accompanying transcription. Your job will be to compare the two and edit any discrepancies.
The position is responsible for:
- reviewing all finished transcripts prior to delivery to the customer.
- reviewing customer data and notes to ensure a full understanding of detailed project/customer requirements.
- ensuring that finished transcripts meet those customer requirements.
- making any and all final corrections needed personally to ensure that the customer perfect product.
- scoring the work of all prior staff involved in the production of the product via review of changes made.
- making the final decision as to whether the work is at an acceptable level for delivery to the customer.
- communicating the history of the project and all relevant information directly to the customer in writing.
- identifying errors and problems in production processes.
- ensuring that they are corrected via policy and process changes to eliminate future errors
What Are the Requirements of the Remote Q&A Editor at Babbletype?
Candidates should:- have a bachelor’s degree and several years of experience in proofreading.
- have an extensive understanding of the rules of English grammar and typography.
- be detail-oriented.
- possess highly effective communication skills.
- be focused and committed to deliver under pressure.
What is Training Like at Babbletype?
If you already have a good handle of Express Scribe and Google Docs, then you are already ahead. You will not be paid to transcribe or edit. However some training on the protocols is offered.Are You an Independent Contractor or an Employee at Babbletype?
At Babbletype, you are an independent contractor and responsible for your own taxes. If you make over $600 in a given calendar year, you will be sent a 1099 Form.What Are the Hours and Pay at Babbletype?
Out of the 20 hours, you may log in and do your workload and meet your deadlines with quite a bit of flexibility.What is the Pay and When is Payday at Babbletype?
Work is paid on a unit basis as to how quickly you can edit through an audio hour. The pay averages out to about $10 to $15 a clock hour. With the Q&A Editor position, it is more towards the $15 end. Some will make more, and some will make less. The pay for work on a unit basis. Most workers work about 20 hours a week. The pay is weekly via PayPal.What is My Overall Impression of Babbletype?
After reading about them online, I think they are a good part-time company if you enjoy transcribing and editing. While you won’t make the $30 to $50 an hour like you would in your own transcription business, the pay is weekly and the company seems to receive good markings for fairness, professionalism and management. Mr. John Feldcamp, the CEO, seems to welcome questions and frequents forums to answer them.I also think this would be a good work-at-home job to do while you gained experience and started your own transcription business.
How Can an Interested Applicant Apply to Babbletype?
Send your resume to recruitment (at) babbletype (dot) com.Good luck to all who apply.
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