| October 2013 | Volume 75 | Number 1 |
Skilled for Success
Non-technical activities help the court reporter in their jobs every day. A few reporters offer their insights into what skills have best helped them and how.
By Linda Smolkin
Future-proof your career
What will happen next is a question we all ask, and the advancement of technologies affecting the court reporting industry leaves many grasping for answers. Here a few people consider what the future might bring and what strategies you or your firm can put in place.
By David Ward
Meet the Guinness challengers
During NCRA’s 2013 Convention & Expo in Nashville, six stenographic reporters attempted to best the standing world record for speed. Here’s a closer look at the challengers.
IN YOUR ASSOCIATION
- 2012 | 2013 Annual Review
- You can shape the future of your profession
- NCRF – Get to know us
- NCRA thanks corporate sponsors
- Fellowship of Academy of Professional Reporters nominations open
- TECHCON 2014 call for presentations open
- Member Profile: Kristi Herrera, RPR, CCP, CBC
REPORTING
- Think Like an Olympian!
- The American Legion
By Debbie Dibble - A Different Sort of Court Reporting
By Linda S. Christensen
BUSINESS
- Positive Thinking, Discipline, People Skills
By Linda Smolkin
TECHNOLOGY
- Facebook Is an “Open” Book
By Lisa Selby-Brood
PRINT EDITION
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