What is SpeakWrite?

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There are teams that are very stable and have great managers. It just depends on where you land.

I’ve been working for SpeakWrite as a General Typist for a few weeks now and I am loving it

SpeakWrite only hires applicants living in the US or Canada.

SpeakWrite hires both general and legal transcriptionists and requires that you have at least 2 years of experience within the prior five years of applying.

SpeakWrite pays per word while some other transcription companies pay per audio hour

to utter words or articulate sounds with the ordinary voice; talk:

SpeakWrite pays at a rate of 1/2 a cent per word. According to SpeakWrite – this averages to around $12-15 an hour for most contractors who are familiar with the system. Those with longer experience and exceptional skills are earning an average of more than $15 an hour.

SpeakWrite provides the necessary software that will need a PC (not a MAC), earphones, printer, high speed internet and a foot pedal.

SpeakWrite offers just that- the work schedule is completely flexible and you get to choose your hours

The SpeakWrite schedule is released for up to two weeks at a time and you can then schedule yourself per hour.

SpeakWrite says after 3-4 months of quality work with positive feedback- you will have more access to the schedule and may be able to work as much as 40 hours per week.

Becoming a typists for SpeakWrite involves completing a basic information form, passing a typing speed test, and completing 10 sample transcription files.

sample files will not just allow SpeakWrite to assess your skills but will also give you the opportunity to see if the work is something you feel comfortable doing.

The background check is paid for by SpeakWrite and are not completed until you have been accepted and hired as a contractor for SpeakWrite

I work for Speakwrite on a full-time basis (35 hours) …has good and bad things about it but I generally like it

I was really excited about the possibility of working from home for SpeakWrite

Can anyone suggest me any transcription or copy writing jobs similar to the ones offered by Speakwrite.