Become a General Transcriptionist
23 February 2010
5 Comments
You are currently browsing comments. If you would like to return to the full story, you can read the full entry here: “Become a General Transcriptionist”.
Hello. It looks like some of your organizational needs could be taken care of by looking in our direction for quicker solutions. Are you embarking on cost reduction while accommodating excessive work from your customers, without compromising your quality of work? Instead of sending your customers away to your competitors when your staffing is not adequate for your work volume, RDS is your answer to maintaining your customers. Our pricing is structured to allow your company to continue making profits from work that is outsourced to us. We are always looking for ways to help you increase your profits without compromising quality.
Hi Antonio, thanks for commenting. I have a great group of ladies in the US that I outsource to.
First off, thank you very much for these great ideas you have made regarding job cover letters. All prospective employees could surely enhance their cover letter as it would be a shame to miss an opportunity for not having done so!
As medical transcription general transcription is good outsourcing business for countries like India. Thanks for writing this article. I will send this link to my friends.
I only kept this reply up because it pissed me off so much. I highly suggest NO ONE outsources to India for transcription. You won’t get anything an American can read if you do so. Sure you saved a ton of money, but you will still need to go over the entire transcript and retype it up. Outsource to your own language and save your time and money. Plus, sorry, I only support North American promotion. Sure I love some UK companies as well, but I like to keep it local.