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Remote Transcription Specialist63846069384833120

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Remote Transcription Specialist

Position Overview: As a Remote Transcription Specialist at NoGigiddy, you will be responsible for accurately converting audio and video files into written documents. You will handle a variety of content, ensuring that all transcriptions meet our high standards of accuracy and quality. This role is perfect for detail-oriented individuals with excellent listening skills and a passion for precise documentation. Key Responsibilities: • Transcribe Audio and Video Files: Listen to recordings and convert them into written documents with high accuracy and attention to detail. • Proofread and Edit: Review transcriptions for errors, ensuring accuracy in grammar, punctuation, and formatting. • Meet Deadlines: Manage multiple transcription projects simultaneously and deliver completed transcriptions within specified time frames. • Maintain Confidentiality: Handle sensitive information with discretion and maintain the confidentiality of the content being transcribed. • Adhere to Style Guides: Follow specific transcription guidelines and style guides provided by NoGigiddy. • Research Terminology: Research and verify industry-specific terminology and jargon to ensure accurate transcription. • Use Transcription Software: Utilize transcription software and tools to enhance productivity and accuracy. Sources of Files: • Interviews and Webinars: Recorded sessions with industry experts, company representatives, or job seekers sharing their experiences and insights. • Podcasts: Episodes covering topics related to remote work, gig opportunities, job search strategies, and career advice. • Client Meetings: Audio recordings of meetings or consultations with clients discussing job postings, hiring requirements, or staffing solutions. • Training Sessions: Video or audio files from training programs, workshops, or educational content aimed at job seekers or employers. • Virtual Events: Recordings from virtual job fairs, networking events, or panel discussions hosted by NoGigiddy. • Customer Feedback: Audio recordings of customer feedback, testimonials, or user experiences with NoGigiddy’s services. • Internal Communications: Recorded team meetings, strategy sessions, or company announcements that need to be documented for internal use. • Market Research: Audio or video files from focus groups, surveys, or interviews conducted for market research purposes. Qualifications: • Proven experience as a transcriptionist or similar role. • Excellent listening skills and attention to detail. • Strong command of the English language, including grammar and punctuation. • Fast and accurate typing abilities. • Ability to manage time effectively and meet deadlines. • Familiarity with transcription software and tools is a plus. • High level of discretion and ability to handle confidential information. Compensation: • Hourly Pay: $20 - $25 per hour • Yearly Range: Approximately $41,600 - $52,000 annually (based on a 40-hour work week) What We Offer: • Flexible remote work environment. • Competitive compensation. • Opportunity to work with a dynamic and growing team. • Ongoing training and professional development. How to Apply: If you are a detail-oriented transcription specialist looking to work remotely and contribute to a dynamic team, we would love to hear from you. NoGigiddy is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Washington, DC, USA

$20-25/hour

Workable

General Interest Form

Do you want to craft communications for the biggest names and brands, at a place that demands creativity and values the Oxford comma? If so, let us hear from you. We are always on the lookout for talented writers to join our team. If you do not see a specific position listed, you can submit a resume and writing samples for future consideration below. If we're interested in your application, a member of our recruitment committee may reach out for a chat to get to know you, even if we aren't currently hiring. West Wing Writers is a strategic communications firm with offices in Washington, DC and New York City, as well as employees located across the country. We’re veterans of the Obama White House and the Clinton White House, of presidential campaigns, governors’ offices, and Capitol Hill. We’re journalists and teachers; novelists and activists; comedians, poets, and foreign policy experts. Today, we craft messaging for some of the most compelling leaders and thinkers. We’ve helped CEOs tell their stories on the world’s biggest stages. We’ve helped global foundations make the case for a new wave of philanthropy. We’ve helped politicians rally national political conventions, companies launch products to global markets, and people from all walks of life hold TED audiences in rapt attention. Every day we come to work, we partner with a wide array of clients around the world—from Fortune 500 Companies to progressive activists—to find their voice, hone their message, and push for change. We love what we do, and we’d love you to join us. ‍We’re committed to a diverse and inclusive work environment. We strongly encourage members of historically underrepresented groups to reach out, including people of color, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, gender-nonconforming people, neurodivergent individuals, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and multilingual individuals. Requirements Although we aren’t currently hiring, we look to our candidate pool first whenever we need a new employee. No matter their level of experience, all of our candidates should have: Extensive research experience Excellent written and oral communications skills The ability to work with clients of different backgrounds and styles, who request a variety of deliverables Interest and experience in writing and communications The skills to craft compelling, original prose, while balancing client goals and internal guidance; and The ability to accept, internalize, and implement feedback Generally, we hire at two levels, depending on our needs and the candidate’s experience and abilities: Associate and Director. We also conduct a robust internship program available to all, three times a year. Interns: 0+ years of experience, $3,300 monthly, please see our website for more information on how to apply; Associates: 0+ years of relevant experience, salary range of $65,000 - $86,300; and Directors: 5+ years of relevant experience, salary range of $92,500 - $125,000. Due to the amount of interest we receive we will not be able to respond to every request. We suggest that you update your application in our system annually if you are still interested in working with us. Benefits Benefits include full health, dental, vision, and life insurance paid for by West Wing Writers, with 25% of dependents' premiums covered. All employees earn 15-20 days of vacation leave, 7 sick days, 2 floating holidays, and 12 paid holidays off every year. We also have a robust medical leave and parental leave policy. As of 2023, West Wing Writers became employee-owned when we implemented an Employee Ownership Stock Plan (ESOP). This transfer of ownership reflects our people-centered values and culture and our mission to enhance our team-driven, outcome-oriented approach. Every year, employee-owners receive shares of our stock on top of a 3% safe harbor 401(k) contribution.

Washington, DC, USA

Negotiable Salary

Workable

Cockburn Editor

Join The Spectator’s expanding team as the Cockburn editor and work with the best journalists, authors, critics and cartoonists since 1828. You will help edit The Spectator’s DC society and gossip coverage in the United States, reporting on the major political stories of the day. You will work closely with the US editor and deputy US editor to cover the Trump administration, Congress and political events across the country, including gathering exclusive content and breaking stories of your own. The Spectator is the world’s oldest weekly magazine, and there’s never been a better time to join us. This role is full-time is based in Washington, DC. Requirements The ideal candidate will have: At least two years’ experience working at a newspaper, magazine or online media outlet Excellent commissioning and editing skills Experience in promoting articles on social media Willingness to be flexible and responsive to fast-moving events An understanding of The Spectator’s brand and style A strong understanding of Washington, DC and it’s social gatherings The ideal candidate will be expected to: Write for and edit Cockburn’s gossip entries and stories Writing for The Spectator’s US print and online editions Cover breaking news stories Write and contribute to Spectator newsletters Brainstorm ideas and angles on news stories, and make judgments about what stories to prioritize and cover Work flexibly and out of hours Salary dependent on experience. Please email your cover letter, résumé and the task below to jobs@thespectator.com. Early applications will be prioritized. Four ideas for Cockburn to cover from DC this week. Please write out the headlines One paragraph of copy in the voice of Cockburn covering one of those stories Two other article ideas you would commission for The Spectator’s online edition Three X posts promoting the above articles

Washington, DC, USA

Negotiable Salary