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How to Set Your Rate as a Freelance Translator
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- Written by Karen Hodgson
It’s the most common question I hear when talking with translators and interpreters: How much should I charge? The question comes from everywhere in the industry, from the recent graduate just starting out in a career in translation and interpreting to the seasoned professional who needs to renegotiate his or her rates with a client.
Translation Workflow
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- Written by Paula Gordon
If you have worked with translation agencies in the past few years, or if you follow trends in translation, you’ll be familiar with the phrase “translation workflow.”
Translation Journal Update | August 18, 2014
As I mentioned in last week's newsletter, I am currently debating whether or not to attend this year's ATA Conference in Chicago in November. For many people, the largest factor against attending a long-distance conference is the cost of travel, and I am no exception! I live in Melbourne, Australia, and attending a conference on the other side of the world would cost beaucoup bucks.
1,617,989 Scots left a wee bit uggit on Friday morning
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- Written by Gary Muddyman
Whichever side of the Yes/No divide the UK public fell with respect to Scottish Independence, and of course, more importantly those who got a vote north of the border in Scotland itself, there were a number of positives to come out of the process, most notably, the incredibly high turnout of voters, a staggering 84.6%. This says everything about our freedom of democracy and how, when there is something that the public feel passionately enough about, they will ensure their voice is heard.