Data Entry & Transcription Jobs

These companies hiring for home transcription jobs includes general transcription as well as corporate, financial and legal transcription jobs. However, medical transcription and data entry jobs are listed separately.

While data entry jobs can be a lure for work at home scams, these legitimate companies offer various types of data entry jobs.

Medical transcription is a career that can easily be done from home. Companies hiring medical transcriptionists to work from home usually require experience and/or certification. However, some will hire medical transcriptions who have completed a certification program but do not yet have experience.

Telling data entry scams from legitimate data entry jobs takes common sense and good research.

What is a scopist? And can the job be done from home. Find out here. Scopists practice a very specialize form of data entry for court reporters....

Transcription is a specific kind of data entry that means turning recorded speech into written form. This means listening to an audio or video recording and then turning it into a written transcript.

What is a data entry job? Data entry is a broad term that encompasses a number of occupations. These include electronic data processors, typists, word processors, transcribers, coders and clerks.

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Hiring for temporary or project work, Working Solutions looks for home-based independent contractors to do data entry and call-center work for pay ranging from $7.20 to $30 an hour. Call center projects can include order processing, reservations, enrollments, customer service, sales, market research, technical support, etc.

Hiring home-based typists throughout the United States and Canada to work as independent contractors, SpeakWrite requires a typing speed of 65 WPM.

Company hires transcriptionists to work from home. Though there is no fee, transcriptionists must own a specific type of software. However, free software can be downloaded to take the evaluation test.

Independent contractor transcriptionists use free transcription program and a foot pedal to convert audio files into text. Pay is calculated per fifteen minutes of transcribed audio and works out to around $10/hour.

Company hires independent contractors to work as legal, corporate, general and medical transcriptionists. Rates, which may be per page, per audio minute or per word, vary.

Massachusetts-based company hires legal and corporate transcriptionists with experience for part-time positions both on- and off-site.