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Giving feedback is not just a matter of half-listening and then telling your practice partner, “Yeah, that was great.” Practicing with a partner or in groups involves not only giving feedback to others, but learning to accept their feedback.

Most translators probably associate the term “ergonomics” with office chairs and keyboards. While these factors are all relevant, there is a much broader definition.

The consultative approach to project management has long-term benefits, not only for specific clients, but for the profession as a whole.

Despite all the money being spent to design and implement sophisticated relief programs, usually little thought is given to addressing the inevitable challenges to be faced when trying to communicate important information to non-English-speaking individuals.

Whatever the specific theme of a conference or event, all participants stand to benefit from a collaborative approach.

Calling all Voting members! Participating in ATA’s annual elections is your opportunity to help shape the future of the Association. Learn what this year’s candidates for ATA’s Board of Directors have to say, and remember to vote in November!

How did two translation classes using basically the same teaching method result in drastically different outcomes? Find out what the instructor learned during the process.

The National CLAS Standards provide the framework for all health care organizations to best serve the nation’s increasingly diverse communities.

The Results-Only Work Environment concept is a fantastic opportunity for high performers to create an individualized work/life balance.

What is “big data” and how did it become part of the language sector? How should translators and interpreters approach it?