Rev Careers and Employment

About the company

CEO
Jason Chicola
47%
approve of Jason Chicola's performance

Founded
2010
Company size
201 to 500
Revenue
Hidden by employer
Industry
Information Technology
Headquarters
Austin, TX
Link
Rev website

Rev is the largest and most popular voice-to-text service in the world with more than 170,000 customers globally. Recognized widely as the most accurate and fastest service of its kind, Rev helps anyone capture insights from voice, connect with audiences and turbocharge productivity.

Rev is powered by the largest and most vibrant community of freelancers in the industry, who use artificial intelligence tools to turn speech into text at a game-changing cost. The company is obsessed with making the power of voice accessible to everyone, all while creating fulfilling work from home jobs. Learn more at rev.com

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Captioner in Work from Home

on 17 December 2021

It’s freelance work so you can work at your own pace.

The work is good for some extra earning but in no way will it cover your basic expenses. There will be time when there’s a lot of projects you can pick from but sometimes there’s none to caption. There’s a lot of trials and errors too when you first started learning so it’s best to consult forums first.

Transcriptionist in Remote

on 5 June 2022

You cannot meet the targets due to the ridiculous grading system...

You have to meet a certain target in order to become a 'Revver'. However, the people that grade your work are other transcriptionists and the grading is, like one person said below, all over the place. What is acceptable for one person is not acceptable for another. I had extremely high grades, and one person graded my work extremely low and has now pulled my grade right down. I probably will not ...

Revver in Sydney NSW

on 1 March 2022

Poor quality, poor pay, rubbish company

The pay is minimal, it takes way too long to review audio and on some jobs make less than $5 per hour. Guidelines for transcription are not accurately monitored and what may be acceptable for one grader is different for another. Two poor gradings will have your account deactivated and there is no way to question a grading or account deactivation. Overall it’s a poor way for a company to be run...

Transcriptionist in Home Based

on 17 May 2021

Hours of time spend working form them and paid in cents

The review process is cruel and not very friendly people. Seems they want the task to be done for free. Would not recommend for any one to work there.

Transcriptionist in Newcastle NSW

on 21 April 2021

Not Worth It

Trust me - not worth your time. The decent paying jobs are almost inaudible so it takes forever to complete the transcription after several rewinds. You end up working for like $2-$3 per hour.

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