[NABS-L] Your advice and expertise is deeply appreciated

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good afternoon, brother,

A perception problem occuring entirely in the brain took perceiving 
braille away. So instead, you ought to get, like a headset, I use the 
noise canceling one that fits over the ear. Arrow through your 
document and find a way to utilize source material after hearing it 
in the headset. Don't know too much about using your phone to obtain 
source material but I imagine it'd be very much the same. Good luck. 
Let me know how it goes?
Car
works   11:24 AM 4/22/2020, you wrote:
>Hello family,
>I want to make this short, but I want to explain the issue properly, 
>so please read carefully :-)
>
>I was able to get a part-time job as a consecutive interpreter on 
>the phone. Here's the problem. I do not use braille, I can only type 
>on my computer using voice over. Typing notes while using voice over 
>and while you're on the phone is very difficult.
>The notes must be very brief because the interpretation is 
>consecutive and quick. Voiceover cannot be overheard on the phone 
>because that's unprofessional, and I cannot type quickly enough and 
>then go back over the sentence so that my computer would read the 
>note for me to remember the smaller details and then make the 
>interpretation. The company wants me because I am perfectly fluent 
>in both languages that they need, so they are hanging on to me. I've 
>already failed one assessment because of this issue. I have another 
>assessment in three weeks. Can anybody help? Can anyone give me any 
>pointers on how to take brief notes using voice over without losing 
>my mind? Does anyone have any experience doing this?
>Blessings
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