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What is your WPM (words per minute)?
I'm learning touch typing instead of using my two index fingers to type. It's fun (I'm using Typesy).
So far I finished learning all keys on the home row and I'm moving on to the top row now. I'm probably at 20 WPM. I was at 90 with two-index finger typing, but that's probably all I'll max out at. I also typo A LOT. Like 90% accuracy only.
I saw the requirements for court reporters. Literaries have to type at 160 wpm, Jury Charges at 180 wpm and Testimony/Q&A at 200 wpm. They need 95% accuracy. They can make $50k starting salary.
So far I finished learning all keys on the home row and I'm moving on to the top row now. I'm probably at 20 WPM. I was at 90 with two-index finger typing, but that's probably all I'll max out at. I also typo A LOT. Like 90% accuracy only.
I saw the requirements for court reporters. Literaries have to type at 160 wpm, Jury Charges at 180 wpm and Testimony/Q&A at 200 wpm. They need 95% accuracy. They can make $50k starting salary.
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Normally top out in the 90s. Without trying I can get 80s. And that's on a laptop keyboard. Back in highschool I could get in the 100s, but I'm much slower now. Idk how people get those insane word per minutes. The fastest I ever saw anybody do was like 125.
Also helps when you get lucky and get a bunch of easy words in a row.
Also helps when you get lucky and get a bunch of easy words in a row.
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Originally Posted By Unstumpable⏩
But are you two-finger typing or touch typing?Normally top out in the 90s. Without trying I can get 80s. And that's on a laptop keyboard. Back in highschool I could get in the 100s, but I'm much slower now. Idk how people get those insane word per minutes. The fastest I ever saw anybody do was like 125.
Also helps when you get lucky and get a bunch of easy words in a row.
Also helps when you get lucky and get a bunch of easy words in a row.
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I average between 110-120wpm with 100% accuracy, srs.
I've topped out at 130WPM before 100% accuracy on a typing test, but that was after several attempts and going tryhard mode.
I've topped out at 130WPM before 100% accuracy on a typing test, but that was after several attempts and going tryhard mode.
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Depends on which hand I'm using. Sometimes it's fun to switch jerking hands, but then my typing speed goes down.
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Originally Posted By NosyJossie⏩
You realize court reporters use stenographs right? Very different from a keyboard. I've taken multiple classes on them, certified to be a court reporter, and I can type about 100 wpm on one.. which is slow AF. The average librarian is about the same, if they're a "professional". For court testimony yeah you'll need to be around 180 WPM.... on a stenograph... good luck with that.I'm learning touch typing instead of using my two index fingers to type. It's fun (I'm using Typesy).
So far I finished learning all keys on the home row and I'm moving on to the top row now. I'm probably at 20 WPM. I was at 90 with two-index finger typing, but that's probably all I'll max out at. I also typo A LOT. Like 90% accuracy only.
I saw the requirements for court reporters. Literaries have to type at 160 wpm, Jury Charges at 180 wpm and Testimony/Q&A at 200 wpm. They need 95% accuracy. They can make $50k starting salary.
So far I finished learning all keys on the home row and I'm moving on to the top row now. I'm probably at 20 WPM. I was at 90 with two-index finger typing, but that's probably all I'll max out at. I also typo A LOT. Like 90% accuracy only.
I saw the requirements for court reporters. Literaries have to type at 160 wpm, Jury Charges at 180 wpm and Testimony/Q&A at 200 wpm. They need 95% accuracy. They can make $50k starting salary.
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Originally Posted By NosyJossie⏩
Touch typing. We had to take a typing class in 6th grade, and I also took one in high school. Which in high school I just mogged the rest of my classmates because I was routinely around 110+.But are you two-finger typing or touch typing?
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Originally Posted By AlexxVann⏩
Same here lol. I'm glad that for whatever reason, when I was like 13 and playing that game I made the decision not to use shorthands like "u" and "r" and the like, and opt for proper spelling and punctuation instead.100+
Approx 98% accuracy from memory. Been a while.
Learnt to touch time playing Runescape
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Approx 98% accuracy from memory. Been a while.
Learnt to touch time playing Runescape
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Payed off massively, especially since I ended up working in IT for several years.
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Last time I did it was the first 130s with perfect accuracy, as per the test requirements. I can't imagine 180wpm. Yikes @50K/yr.
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Originally Posted By AlexxVann⏩
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Approx 98% accuracy from memory. Been a while.
Learnt to touch time playing Runescape
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Approx 98% accuracy from memory. Been a while.
Learnt to touch time playing Runescape
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but I only learned the two-finger typing like that.
Originally Posted By AgRyan⏩
You realize court reporters use stenographs right? Very different from a keyboard. I've taken multiple classes on them, certified to be a court reporter, and I can type about 100 wpm on one.. which is slow AF. The average librarian is about the same, if they're a "professional". For court testimony yeah you'll need to be around 180 WPM.... on a stenograph... good luck with that.

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Steno starts at $50k but people can make six figures doing this!
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It's not about how fast you can type. It's about what you type.
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The average person types 38-40 words per minute. Professional typists can hit between 65 and 75 words per minute.
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!

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https://www.livechat.com/typing-speed-test/#/
Just did this one. Got 84 wpm with 98% accuracy. Felt slow as ****. Could easily do better, but not gonna do it again.
edit- knew I'd get sucked into the rabbit whole. Got 94 the second try.
Just did this one. Got 84 wpm with 98% accuracy. Felt slow as ****. Could easily do better, but not gonna do it again.
edit- knew I'd get sucked into the rabbit whole. Got 94 the second try.
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45 wpm accurately
80 wpm with 90% accuracy.
I don't believe the replies above, unless only the very fastest bothered to reply.
Also, my 10 key is "20 wpm", whatever that means with numbers, but I don't have much practice.
80 wpm with 90% accuracy.
I don't believe the replies above, unless only the very fastest bothered to reply.
Also, my 10 key is "20 wpm", whatever that means with numbers, but I don't have much practice.
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
This...wtf are you all talking about at 100+wpm?The average person types 38-40 words per minute. Professional typists can hit between 65 and 75 words per minute.
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!

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Originally Posted By AriesTH⏩
Just got 100 WPM on this site, still felt slow and was having to back space way too much. lol110 wpm 99% accurate
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
That's probably why most of them make $200k per year.The average person types 38-40 words per minute. Professional typists can hit between 65 and 75 words per minute.
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!

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Originally Posted By tnel00⏩
I should've added this is based on using the normal standard keyboard.This...wtf are you all talking about at 100+wpm?
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113 WPM ; Zero errors in HS. And that was with capitalization and punctuation.
However now it's around 93 because I spend more time building sh!t and less time on a computer.
However now it's around 93 because I spend more time building sh!t and less time on a computer.
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
It takes effort and isn't comfortable to type at high speeds. Professional typists probably average around 65-75 coasting, but I'd imagine they could easily hit higher speeds if they wanted too.The average person types 38-40 words per minute. Professional typists can hit between 65 and 75 words per minute.
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!
You all blowing these professionals out of the water LOL!

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No clue.
On a tablet, slow AF
HP-100LX a lot faster.
On a I B M model M is about my fastest.
On a tablet, slow AF
HP-100LX a lot faster.
On a I B M model M is about my fastest.
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