Updated Feb. 9, 2025. Are you looking for work from home transcription jobs? Do you have an insurance background? Can you work well under tight deadlines and remain focused? Then Allegis Transcription might be the right work-at-home (WAH) job for you. At this time, Allegis Transcription is only open to US residents. Real quick — … Read more
Updated Feb. 7, 2025. Do you have a good command of the English language? Can you work well under tight deadlines and pressure? Are you focused with an eye for detail? Then Babbletype might be the right work-at-home (WAH) company for you. Real quick — if you want to stay in the loop on new … Read more
Updated Feb. 7, 2025. If you’re looking for a flexible way to earn money from home, transcription with CastingWords could be a great option. This U.S.-based transcription company, established in 2005, hires freelancers worldwide to transcribe audio files. Also, I share many different types of remote roles in my free-to-get weekly work at home newsletters … Read more
Updated October 15, 2024. If you have at least one year of past transcription or word processing experience (in the last five years) you may be able to get a remote job at SpeakWrite. This is a reputable company that is almost always hiring for legal, general, and Spanish language transcription. SpeakWrite hires transcribers in … Read more
Updated October 15, 2024. Focus Forward is a company that I see advertising a lot for home-based transcription workers. This is the same company that also does market research surveys (and in fact you can sign up with Focus Forward if you like participating in research and would be interested in answering surveys from them). … Read more
Updated October 3, 2024. One of my readers on Twitter alerted me to a transcription site last night called TranscribeMe. And better yet, it’s transcription for beginners. You need no past transcription experience to apply. I decided to sign up for this one myself even though transcription is not my thing so I could get a feel … Read more