On Monday NCRA published “From NCRA Strong: The Demise of the Ducker Report: lessons learned and successes celebrated.” This was a personal favorite of mine because it skillfully and articulately takes many of the issues we have been discussing as professionals for the last few years, wraps them up, and puts them to rest. In summary, the article lines up that Ducker is outdated and that despite some organizations stating the shortage is impossible to solve, there have been a multitude of developments in the field that have helped us along, such as NCRA A to Z, Open Steno, and Allie Hall’s creation of court reporting programs around the country. It’s an excellent read, go check it out.
Special thanks to:
Elizabeth Harvey, FAPR, RPR
Sue Terry, FAPR, RPR, CRR, CRC
Lilian Freiler, FAPR, RMR, CMRS
Michelle Kirkpatrick, RDR, CRR, CRC
P.S. I had some inspiring words for NYSCRA group members that I’d like to share with everyone.
