Shorthand Typist

Steno Typist, also known as a stenographer or shorthand typist, uses a specialized shorthand system to record dictation or speech, then accurately transcribes it using a typewriter or computer. Their primary responsibility is to create verbatim records of legal and medical proceedings, or other situations requiring accurate transcription. Key Responsibilities: Taking Dictation: Using shorthand or a stenotype machine to record speech at high speed. Transcribing: Converting shorthand notes into a readable format, often using a computer or typewriter. Ensuring Accuracy: Proofreading and editing transcripts to ensure they are accurate, complete, and free of errors. Maintaining Records: Keeping organized files of stenographic notes, transcripts, and related documents. Confidentiality: Maintaining the confidentiality and security of transcribed information. Skills Required: Shorthand Proficiency: Ability to write quickly and accurately using a recognized shorthand system or a stenotype machine. Typing Speed and Accuracy: Fast and accurate typing skills are essential for transcribing shorthand notes. Grammar and Spelling: Strong grammar and spelling skills are necessary for creating error-free transcripts. Computer Skills: Proficiency in using word processing software and other relevant computer applications. Attention to Detail: Ability to pay close attention to detail and ensure accuracy in all work. Listening Skills: Ability to listen closely and accurately capture speech. Organization: Ability to maintain organized records and files. Specific Examples: Court Stenographers: Record verbatim court proceedings, ensuring accurate transcripts for legal records. Medical Stenographers: Transcribe medical reports, doctor's notes, and other medical documents. Office Stenographers: Take dictation for memos, letters, and other office documents. Tamil candidate's only Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹15,304.39 - ₹31,006.97 per month Benefits: Food provided Schedule: Day shift Work Location: In person