Your question is very official. Perhaps the answer you are looking forward to is the professional "characteristics" such as catching up with pronunciation with your fingers, inputting words synchronously, outputting manuscripts, pronunciation and words when the voice falls, and improving the timeliness of office and meetings. But I want to give another "grassroots" perspective based on my ten years of personal experience:

1, easy to get started, but not easy to get started. Only after 3000 hours of cruel training and elimination can the elite who reach the first-class level survive in this industry. However, once you go ahead, the road behind will become easier and easier.

2, the work does not repeat, fresh every day. Every day, suits, ties and air-conditioned carpets enter and leave five-star hotels, resorts, corporate headquarters and government conference rooms, and take shorthand notes of various meetings, lectures and negotiations. The workplace, discussion contents and contacts are not repeated every day.

3. Keep learning, keep learning. It is precisely because of the non-repetition of daily work that senior stenographers come into contact with customers from various professional fields, and all kinds of academic conferences, activities, lectures and professional negotiations are all-encompassing, forcing senior stenographers to keep learning and further study, improve their basic knowledge of various professions, master vocabulary and handle their language and writing level well.

4, high contact level, directly into the decision-making level. Apart from frequent contact with photos of celebrities and stars in publicity, these are all gimmicks. Customers who require shorthand mainly include leaders of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee, companies with annual sales of more than 3 billion, Internet companies, experts, professors and scholars. As a senior stenographer, you can directly understand and face the voices of decision makers and learn their thinking, saving the time to face the decision makers after 20 years of struggle.

5. You can be a career or a career. Because of the high level of contact, the profession of stenographer has become a good springboard. You can start your own business, or you can go to the top to be the assistant to the general manager, the assistant to the chairman or the assistant to the general manager, or the personal assistant of scholars and professors, thus having a broader platform to display your talents.

All the above contents are original by myself.