Today I’d like to talk about a language-related task that can help you diversify your services: audio transcriptions. First, I'll tell you what transcription is not, so that we can get any misconceptions out of the way, and you'll know what transcription actually is in order to better prepare yourself to enter the market and negotiate projects with current and potential clients.
Having said that, I'd like to take the opportunity to let you know that I've developed a 4-chapter class about working with transcriptions for Linguist Education Online (LEO), so check the class out to acquire this important diversification skill here: https://linguisteducationonline.com/transcription/
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