Captioners To Operate Live Closed Caption (Eng>Eng)

[SCClanguages]

We are looking for U.S. natives living in Buenos Aires to operate closed captioning (Eng>Eng) at our premier company.

If you have majored in Literature, Communications/Media, English or Writing and you want to keep to update with U.S. and international news and events, this is your opportunity.

Requirements: U.S. native, college degree, detailed oriented, and writing capabilities. Age from 23 to 35.

For more information or to contact us for an interview, please send a complete CV to [email protected] or [email protected]

 

[SCClanguages]

We are looking for U.S. natives living in Buenos Aires to operate closed captioning (Eng>Eng) at our premier company.

If you have majored in Literature, Communications/Media, English or Writing and you want to keep to update with U.S. and international news and events, this is your opportunity.

Requirements: U.S. native, college degree, detailed oriented, and writing capabilities. Age from 23 to 35.

For more information or to contact us for an interview, please send a complete CV to [email protected].

 

[wineguy999]

Why the age discrimination?

 

[RodalfoWalsh]

They want to pay less than a living wage?

 

[EJLarson]

From the post dates, looks like they can the whole older staff every six months and start over with new, younger hires.

Probably for office esthetics. Don't want no ol' farts dozin' and dribblin' where people can see 'em. Can't say I blame 'em - old folks pretty unattractive.

 

[Churchill]

Writing capabilities? Do you mean one must be able to write a coherent sentence or write prose like Charles effing Dickens?

 

[EJLarson]

Writing capabilities? Do you mean one must be able to write a coherent sentence or write prose like Charles effing Dickens?

I suspect that if someone could throw out a few lines like your namesake, that might clear the bar.

(That is an insolence up with which I will not put!)

 

[wineguy999]

Writing capabilities? Do you mean one must be able to write a coherent sentence or write prose like Charles effing Dickens?

And of course my first thought was about the deplorable spelling and grammar habits of 23-35 year-olds.

Old people can spell, AND form coherent sentences!

 

[EJLarson]

Old people can spell, AND form coherent sentences!

Man, you like got it straight, dude!

(Or however the functional illiterates say it these days.)

 

[camel]

Man, you like got it straight, dude!

(Or however the functional illiterates say it these days.)

"True dat" is the proper nomenclature.