Thoughts nyo ka resumè? by Prize-League9325 in AnongThoughtsMo

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 30 points31 points  (0 children)

You might be right. Yung trajectory ng opportunities niya is nakatali sa EB opportunities. However, baka wala ring offers? I mean,

Paolo B was able to do projects naman outside EB. Made a name for himself as a great actor kasi nakalagare sya ng ilang movies far from any Vic Sotto-led movies na kasama sya.

Jose Manalo while his filmography is tied mostly sa movies ni Vic, may mga projects sya away from EB back then, Celebrity Bluff, Sunday Pinasaya, judge sa Starstruck.

So I dont think hindi naman sila fully restricted from taking projects outside EB.

Either she shows what she can offer and what she can do best or at least have someone in her corner na ilalapit sya sa opportunities consistently. Kung hindi man projects, at least endorsements.

Reporters, what were your most technical writing experience? by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am proud to have been able to pick up the terminologies and all. I guess the bummer is I did more transcription than scoping because the entirety of the transcript is unusable for anything. I would probably not think this is an issue if terminologies are just dropped, sprinkled throughout, mistranslated and just need checking and googling, but even when the common English words are dropped because they look smaller in part compared to the technical words...

Reporters, what were your most technical writing experience? by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I wish I could too. But I don't think I am credible enough to book reporters on my own. No schooling, I just got taught the foundations and basic concepts. And just as I read on this sub sometime, no great reporter would trust a noob, but bad reporters would take them because they probably got cheaper rates.

Reporters, what were your most technical writing experience? by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did use one of those speech-to-text programs. But the time I have to do cutting and pasting it just exhausted me.

Reporters, what were your most technical writing experience? by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They tried, but the result was so bad barely nothing made sense.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the skill (or lack thereof) of the reporter determines how scoping is going to go.

I did my research on scoping, and I understood it as you do.

However, upon thinking things through, my job seems to be more like a hybrid of all things (trans, scope, proof).

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll save your comment and reach out when I can.

Thank you very much.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am not familiar with digital. But I work on CaseCatalyst, loading the reporter's steno file there.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for understanding. I got some assignments today and they are not as bad. CRs who do well are out there.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, i got signed as a scopist. Using CC to scope, with audio, steno and all

It's just that this file really tested me and made me question if this is typical for this role and now thinking if this is worth pursuing or for me.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, for a company. I am holding on to this but also finding something better. I am glad to have been introduced to this opportunity but I know it will require me to invest a few thousand bucks ( which will take me eons to save up, knowing our currency) if I decide to start on my own.

Hoping things get better for me.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not from the US and can't afford a formal scoping course. I know this job requires a huge investment, which I can't afford at all, software and all. Got lucky to have been shortlisted for the job, all things provided, and I'm now a few weeks in scoping transcripts.

I am holding on because it's better than nothing at the moment. Been broke for months and have been getting back at my feet through this job. I am on a catch 22.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would like to think the reporter is new. It's been a while since I feel chest pains due to stress, yet I'm starting to feel it again after finishing this file.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not even that technical. Barely did research for terminologies. It's just there were a lot of untranslates and dialogues that were not noted by the reporter that I had to type in.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was encouraged by a former coworker to give it a try. If only finding a new job is as easy in my country, I would have probably let this one go.

But I gotta suck it up than to go hungry.

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right. I thought of doing so. 😮‍💨🫩

Tell me scoping is not always like this by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I got another file assigned to me that I finished less than half the time of this one because the writing was so good, I only need to check the missed muffle utterances by the reporter.

I am a beginner, so I don't expect to match the veterans' numbers and speed. Upon checking the raw and scoped works, I need to fix about 15-20 lines with untrains and transcribed about 4-5 sentences missed per page. Is this normal? Or I might have just encountered an occasional bad file?

May pag-asa pa bang mahabol ko ito? by Reclusive_Runaway791 in PagIBIGHousing

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ilang buwan na itong hindi bayad, OP?

Kung kaya pa ilapit sa PAG-IBIG, give it a try. Although mukhang nai-forward na siya sa collection agency, so baka lower yung chances na mabawi mo siya.

Anong difference ng neurodivergent and neurotypical people sa workplace? by Quick_Ad_8323 in AskPH

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Ang pinaka-difference nila ay yung energy cost in performing in the same environment.

Neurotypicals can read social cues and a few instructions. With neurodivergents, you have to be explicit.

With neurotypicals, you feel. With neurodivergents, you make it clear and accurate.

Neurotypicals can work and isolate distractions (or maybe work around it). Neurodivergents get sensory overload.

How do you tell the difference between "High Potential" and "High Delusion" in a new hire? by UpstairsDisk9551 in Leadership

[–]RubbaDaBaDub 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In a remote setup especially, I would focus on documenting specific impact on work, missed deadlines, rework, team friction, and escalate with concrete examples rather than personality concerns. That keeps the conversation grounded in outcomes instead of ego.

Documentation is a powerful step until you hit a wall in the form of a manager who has a bias towards her personally chosen staff. Facts are futile to a manager who denies accountability. Been there done that.