How to Work with Your Local Courts: An Interview

By The ATA Chronicle | September 14, 2015

The story behind a successful language access program and mutual collaboration between an ATA chapter and the First Judicial District Court of Pennsylvania.

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Mentoring for Freelancers: Beneficial at All Levels

By The ATA Chronicle | September 14, 2015

No mentoring relationship is the same, but with an open mind and a willingness to consider matters from a different perspective, the wins can be enormous.

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My Gizmo Does Not Fit That Whatsit!

By The ATA Chronicle | September 11, 2015

Translators need to make sure that their voices are heard in the debate about where tool interoperability should be improved.

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Stylish Technical Writing: Worth Adding to Your Repertoire

By The ATA Chronicle | September 11, 2015

With only small changes in attitude and style, technical translators can improve their texts dramatically.

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Should We Charge for Translation Services by the Hour?

By The ATA Chronicle | September 10, 2015

For this month’s column, I want to touch on something that I’ve been thinking about a lot: the way we charge for our services.

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Keeping a Steady Pace: Balancing work, volunteering, and family life

By The Savvy Newcomer | September 8, 2015

By Daniela Guanipa Derek Yorek was a complete stranger until he appeared on television this year, leading the world-famous Boston Marathon at mile one.…

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The Savvy Translation Blogger—Blogging Frequency, Blog Content, and Reblogs

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 25, 2015

By Catherine Christaki and David Friedman Here at the Savvy Newcomer, we often get questions from our blog readers about social media and blogging.…

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Adaptation versus Translation

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 18, 2015

By Brian Harris Reblogged from Unprofessional Translation blog with permission from the author (including the image) A book I’ve been delving into (see Sources) and an article…

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All work and no play? How to achieve balance between your freelance translation work and the rest of your life

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 12, 2015

By Tess Whitty Long and irregular work hours seem to be the norm among freelancers, but it does not have to be this way.…

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Take the Message and Jump!

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 21, 2015

By Christiane Nord Abstract by Jamie Hartz and Cynthia Eby A common, but dangerous, tendency in translation is to adhere too closely to the source…

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Revision and its Kin

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 15, 2015

by Jonathan Hine If you have been translating professionally for a little while, a project manager (PM) has or will ask you to revise…

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Ramadan: A month of joy, celebration and fasting

By The Savvy Newcomer | June 26, 2015

By Hicham Zerhouni For over 1.5 billion Muslims around the world, Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim Calendar, is the holiest time of year.…

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