The (Mis)Adventures of a Translator
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My Corporate Life (and the day I realized it wasn’t for me)
One of the most formative and unexpectedly rewarding corporate jobs I ever had was working as a technical procurement analyst for Copa Airlines.
If I’m honest, I probably got the job because I was bilingual. Because at that point, my knowl...
Self-Care for Translators
Self-Care for Translators: Because Your Body Is Part of the Job Too
Let’s talk about something we don’t discuss enough in this profession: the physical toll of translation and interpretation.
Because while it may look like a “sit down”...
What Does It Really Take to Become a Great Translator? (Part 2)
Part 1 was about laying the groundwork for being a great translator: credentials, experience, visibility, and structure. Part 2 is where the real work begins. With the basics covered, let’s take a look at what really shapes a translator ove...
What Does It Really Take to Become a Great Translator? (Part 1)
Let’s get one thing out of the way: being bilingual is not enough.
It helps. Of course, it does! But fluency alone won’t carry you through a dense legal contract, a complex financial statement, or a client who insists that Google Translate...
I Translate, Therefore I Am
I was lucky (unusually so) to know, at around twelve years old, what I wanted to do with my life.
I wanted to become a translator.
This entry leans more autobiographical than others, but I think that context matters. Because the why behin...
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