Translators are very passionate about the words they write, the quality of their translations, and getting things exactly right for the client. But what about their own business finances? Is it an area that translators focus on enough?
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Social media can be time-consuming, in particular for new users. It’s easy to become overwhelmed, forget the main benefits (networking, learning, staying up-to-date) and stop using social media altogether.
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When you’re working with translation agencies, your CV is the first point of contact and having a well-structured, concise and well written CV can often mean the difference between getting the work and being rejected.
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Time is a luxury that none of us can readily afford – and when you’re busy working, it can certainly feel as if every second counts. Here we’ve rounded up five of the best apps to maximise your productivity and help you manage your time more efficiently.
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Tradumanager is a project management software for translation service providers. It is available in two versions: for translators and for translation agencies. It is a stand-alone software that users can download and install to their Windows computers.
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There are rate calculators for generic freelance jobs all over the internet, but none that take into account the kind of factors that determine our productivity and growth potential. This rate calculator has been made specifically for translators and it also fits in neatly with the theme of the Translation sales handbook that it was originally distributed with.
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Linguee’s bilingual dictionary and translation search engine has been available for English and German, French, Spanish, Portuguese. Today, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Polish, Italian, and Dutch were added.
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New, free translation tool designed to allow translators to calculate a target document word count accurately.
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