GoTranscript reviews about "editor"

The pay is low. Their policies make no sense. The editors like to protect their ranks and are afraid of competition. I've had an editor make more mistakes on my work than I made. When I complained about it, I never heard back from anyone.

Many rude and disrespectful editors and also customer support staff members. Poor quality audio.

Poor audio quality, low pay, difficult editor test.

they don't pay, their editor do somthing wrong will say transcriptionist is wrong and they give you a low rating, also the editor will show you a different audio file with what you transcribed and give you a low rating, thus you don't get any money

I have not had any negative experiences with GoTranscript.

- None of the editimg tools work for me, this is probably also because of their poor instructions on how to use or access - the editors and support team are EXTREMELY RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL. I had an editor curse and try to sarcastically belittle me with his comments on my work. I contacted support about this person's unprofessional behavior and humiliating people skills and the customer support agreed with the editor and told me not to respond back on the complaint. So this shows me that the ethics and moral of this company are poor all the way around. I am truly disgusted by their performance as a business - little pay for a lot of work. You get on average $2 for 10 minutes that have to be transcribed. Since they lack the clarity in the tools, it sooooo time consuming to actually make a good transcript. The transcripts are of poor quality and take multiple times to listen. You could spend over a hour transcribing for $2. NOT WORTH IT, unless you are able to unscrambke their directions on how to easily transcribe. I am utterly disappointed in this company, and their treatment of the people that do so much work for them, for so little pay.

The only thing I can think of is sometimes it's difficult to find good audio files. Sometimes people are on there snatching up those jobs left and right and once in a while there will be times where you feel like there's not one file available that you can do (without getting a poor rating so why risk). This isn't the norm, however. Usually there are pretty good files on there. Once you do some and get good ratings it seems more become available or you have access to files that weren't visible to you before. Like what happens when you do a red or blue file (difficult audios usually).

editor tests are strictly examined