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Not only are you reporting what people are saying, but also what they are doing with their gestures and actions. Is it difficult for you to keep up?

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1. No. I am a very observant person. Also I am able to use proper description words t.

2. I don't believe it would be with time and training. I find it takes about 6 months for anyone to be proficient in any new position.

3. It is not difficult for me to keep up. As mentioned before, I multi-task well and I am comfortable with doing various things at once, proficiently.

4. It can be at times. Especially when people talk over one another. However, I focus a lot on trailing and retention. That helps when there is a pause so I am able to catch up.

5. There are times when it can be difficult to keep up with people when they are speaking fast, however, I have learned how to "trail" and have great retention skills and use these skills to catch up during a brief pause or a break in speaking.

6. It is not hard to multitask, however, it can be hard to keep up at times when people are speaking fast with minimal breaks. I have learned to "trail" and use my retention skills when this happens and can catch up during a pause or brief break.

7. Not all the time. I try as much to decipher the words and actions.

8. No it is a challenging task.

9. There is always difficulty in every field, but if you focus and remain attentive, it will not be difficult. The current speed I am at now allows me to have the time to write down verbatim, but I always try and practice at a higher speed so I am one step ahead of my current speed.

10. No I am the mother of seven children and am constantly viewing and listening to multiple people at a time.

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  • 3. Not only are you reporting what people are saying, but also what they are doing with their gestures and actions. Is it difficult for you to keep up?

      Note: We do not have professional answers for this career

      User Answers

      1. No. I am a very observant person. Also I am able to use proper description words t.

      2. I don't believe it would be with time and training. I find it takes about 6 months for anyone to be proficient in any new position.

      3. It is not difficult for me to keep up. As mentioned before, I multi-task well and I am comfortable with doing various things at once, proficiently.

      4. It can be at times. Especially when people talk over one another. However, I focus a lot on trailing and retention. That helps when there is a pause so I am able to catch up.

      5. There are times when it can be difficult to keep up with people when they are speaking fast, however, I have learned how to "trail" and have great retention skills and use these skills to catch up during a brief pause or a break in speaking.

      6. It is not hard to multitask, however, it can be hard to keep up at times when people are speaking fast with minimal breaks. I have learned to "trail" and use my retention skills when this happens and can catch up during a pause or brief break.

      7. Not all the time. I try as much to decipher the words and actions.

      8. No it is a challenging task.

      9. There is always difficulty in every field, but if you focus and remain attentive, it will not be difficult. The current speed I am at now allows me to have the time to write down verbatim, but I always try and practice at a higher speed so I am one step ahead of my current speed.

      10. No I am the mother of seven children and am constantly viewing and listening to multiple people at a time.