Awesome Career Choices that Most College Kids Have No Idea About: Court Stenographer

July 16, 2014

Court Stenographer Posted on the businessinsider.com by Max Nisen.

“It’s a three-year program (on average — took me four to finish), but if you’re proficient in grammar, have strong language skills, have solid finger dexterity from playing an instrument or video games, and are able to work independently, it’s an incredible career.

“You work from home most of the time, lawyers very rarely schedule depositions before 10:00 a.m., you can make your own schedule, and the pay is great. Your pay reflects how hard you want to work and the jobs you’re getting, but I made 65k my first year and nearly 80k my second.” – Bad_Karma21

Stenographer Geithner — Reuters/Jonathan Ernst

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