Although I worked as a legal transcriptionist for only a couple of months, I learned a whole lot.
I developed a knack for details.
I am aware of the fact that details in a transcription are very important. A misplaced punctuation may cause a huge mistake. So I take my time to follow instructions and whatever format I am given. I acknowledge that I am not perfect with regards to my vocabulary but whenever faced with grammatical errors, spell check, etcetera that I am not sure of, I rigorously inquire or research for an answer.
As previously mentioned, I've also worked at a call center as a technical support representative where I was able to develop an accent, listening skills, typing speed and other basic technical stuff.
On my previous English teaching experience I've also developed a great deal of patience which, I believe, is a good ingredient for success.
Skills are acquired and developed through training. I am very much open for such.
I believed in quality of work. Therefore, in every job I do I give my all.
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