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Hello Blinux List Members:
In the event that some of you did not receive my
message inquiring about a speech software I could use at my new job, I have
included the posting below for your convenience. Hopefully, some of you
will be able to provide some insight in to my dilemma. Any and all
suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Would Emacspeak, which I just recently heard about,
work for me? Thanks?
Amy
----- Original Message -----
From: Amy77
To: Blinux List
Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 7:44 AM
Subject: Call Centre Job Dear Blinux List Members:
I am a new member of the Blinux List as I have just
subscribed yesterday. I'm hoping that some of you will be able to help me
with my dilemma.
I will be starting my new job in a call centre,
which uses Linux, in just over a week from today. However, I have
virtually no knowledge of Linux once so ever. My new employer has assured
me that I should not worry because another totaly blind person has successfully
done my job before. Nevertheless, I am employer is suggesting that it
still concerned because that would mean that I would be working without any
speech feedback.
I am wondering whether you would be able to give me
a very brief explanation as to what Linux is, and to recommend a software that I
would be able to use in my new job.
My employer described I will be making outgoing
calls to different people. Once they express interest in my proposal,
according to my employer, I would just need to hit a single key. Then I
would tab through various fields to enter in thier contact information. As
much as I would like to believe in the simplicity of this, I don't know whether
things can be that easy. Even if what my employer is saying will be true,
that I will not need any speech feedback on the job, I wtill would like to know
whether Linux compatible speech program exists that would enable me to hear the
prompts and to hear the result of my data entry.
Any suggestions you would be able to provide to me
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Amy
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