January 21, 2019 is fast approaching, the date on which Work Your Way 2019 will launch! This free two-week work-at-home online conference will give you the tools, insight, information and advice you need to begin working for yourself earning money…
A free two-week online event called Work Your Way 2019 beginning this month can change your work life - and your whole life - for the better. Work Your Way 2019 So many people wish they could work for themselves…
I hate my job. This is a phrase stated by so many people. Increasing numbers of people, actually. Most would probably like to find another job. But it’s so difficult to leave the security of one thing and start another.…
The documents scopists prepare can carry a lot of weight in a court of law. And the bread and butter of a scopist’s legal work is the deposition. If you’re new to court reporting or to the legal world in…
Working at home is one of the best things in the world. If you work at home - or if you know someone who does - you know that it is a great way to live. While it can feel…
When October was turning into November this year, I flipped the page on my kitchen wall calendar. One reason I had bought this calendar was because a helpful quote comes along with each new month. The November quote was really…
Working online sometimes means studying online first in order to learn how to perform your future online job. BeST Scoping Techniques offers an online course in which you can study scoping. The owners of BeST, Cathy Knox and Judy Rakocinski,…
(UPDATED MARCH 10, 2019) You may be one of the growing number of people who wants to walk out of your stifling office job and into the freedom of being self employed working online. Or you may already be living…
Everyone who works for themselves needs business supplies, and scopists and transcriptionists are no exception. All scopists and transcriptionists must use computers as well as software specific to their professions. Almost all scopists and transcriptionists choose to use headphones, and…
“How do you use that thing, anyway?” Most court reporters like myself have heard that question dozens if not hundreds of times over the years of our careers. Witnesses at depositions are the ones who usually ask this, with variations…
