In honor of Court Reporting & Captioning Week we’re highlighting some of our amazing customers and celebrating the phenomenal skills required to be a member of this industry. Today’s feature focuses on Kim Cherry, CSR, RMR, TMR, from the great state of Texas. Thanks to Kim for taking the time to answer a few questions […]
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2020 was an interesting year for everyone. In the court reporting community, many reporters found themselves trying to figure out how they could setup remote reporting. Cindi Lynch, Stenograph’s Training Program Manager, was eager to help. Cindi created a series of videos, Remote Reporting 101, which we launched last year. The series was designed to […]
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In March of 2020, I joined Stenograph as a Senior Software Product Manager. What a strange time to start a job—as the country and world were getting set to deal with a pandemic, and my first day at work (and many to follow) would be from my home office. As I met my new colleagues […]
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“The art of life is a constant readjustment to our surroundings.” – Okakura Kakuzo It seems that for many of us lately, the “art of life” has taken on a more surrealist style – unpredictable and irrational, with a touch of abstract expressionism – chaotic and messy. This is a result of our need to […]
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10. You won’t have to take a day or two off to attend a training session; that you can learn what you want at your personal convenience. No need to cram in as much learning as possible into a single day or one weekend a year. Learn at your own pace and get immediate practical […]
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It is all about editing. Or should I say reducing editing. There are three things that we count on, our skills, the software, and the machine. Today we will focus on the machine. If we can get the machine to understand the stroke, then there is less time spent editing. There are four categories we […]
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Workplace ergonomics and safety is very important to many professions, including court reporting. Being a court reporter is not an easy task. Reporters spend a significant portion of their day in a seated position. You sit when you write. You sit when you edit. The long hours spent in a seated position, as you are […]
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It’s Court Reporting and Captioning Week and Stenograph is celebrating along with every reporter, CART provider, captioner, and everyone who works with them to provide an accurate record for all and access for the deaf and hearing-impaired community. Like you, we are grateful for this opportunity to share what we love about these professions. There’s […]
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When we reach young adulthood and begin managing money we’ve earned, one of the first lessons we learn is the difference between needs and wants, the benefits of living within our means, and the risks of failing to do so. We learn to sacrifice what we want: luxuries or higher-quality goods and experiences in order […]
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If you’re a court reporting firm owner or office manager, aside from making sure the schedule is covered and that clients pay their bills, there is one thing with the potential to drive you nuttier than anything else when it comes to running your business: quality control. Every transcript that goes out with your firm’s […]
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