Macro Translations Transcriptions

We've been at House No 276 in Pocket 9 for a while now. Rohini Sector 21 is a quiet enough place, though it gets a bit crowded during the school run times. Macro Translations Transcriptions is basically just a few of us sitting with headphones on most of the day. It’s not a fancy glass building or anything like that. Just a regular house converted into an office space where we handle different languages and typing work. Sometimes the internet acts up because of the trees outside, but we manage. You can find us easily if you know where the main gate of the pocket is. We usually have tea from the stall at the corner twice a day. The desks are a bit cluttered with papers and old dictionaries we still use when the digital ones don't quite get the local dialect right. It's mostly quiet work here. We don't have a big reception area, so if someone drops by, they usually just walk right into the middle of someone transcribing a long interview. We try to keep the windows open when the weather is nice, but usually, the AC is running because Delhi gets so hot. People in the neighborhood know us as the quiet ones who are always typing. It’s a simple setup. We’ve got a couple of old printers that make a lot of noise, but they still work fine for what we need to do every day.