StenTel Reviews

Pros

innovating, inspiring, refreshing, this business has a top AI programm that will revolutionize the marketplace.

Cons

too young to say there is any negative issues with the business. We will know how they did in a few months.

Pros

Saying that you work in an office downtown? Really nothing, to be honest.

Cons

Minimum wage pay for most people; Harsh working conditions; Zero appreciation for employees which leads to extremely high turnover. No longer ANY ability to work from home in this role.

Pros

The CEO has an open door for all employees. If someone has an idea, management listens. If you do good work, you are rewarded. There isn't much employee turnover; most people have been here for at least 5 years - some for 20 or more. The working environment is comfortable and most employees are pleasant to work with.

Cons

Not everyone who works here is cut out for spending long days at the keyboard transcribing medical, legal or insurance audio files. That's not so much a con - it's just a fact of life. Once in a while someone will just lose it and will have to quit or be fired. Those are the people who usually end up making negative comments about the company.

Pros

flexibile hours, plenty of work and good people

Cons

need more time with QA staff

Pros

My schedule as an independent contractor is pretty flexible. The manager I have is really awesome to work with. The account I was assigned to pretty much always has work, so I'm never dealing with running out of work like I've had with other companies. StenTel is very clear about how they will be paying you, so there are no surprises, and I've never had an issue getting paid on time. Overall, fabulous company to work for!

Cons

The pay can be somewhat frustrating, but this has absolutely nothing to do with StenTel, but rather the transcription industry in general and trying to stay competitive in a difficult market, so I really don't consider this a con of the company. You are paid for what you do, so you do have control over how much you make. No real cons that I've experienced.

Pros

Great earning potential, managers don't micro-manage, option to work from home, very decent benefits, and almost everyone I've met, colleague or supervisor, is friendly with a happy, fun vibe.

Cons

I honestly can't think of one. For me, this job is ideal.