In which of these areas would you feel most comfortable giving a class to aspiring translators?

Do you think your language pair is "saturated"?

The least interesting part of my job is...

If I had no work to do tomorrow, I would feel:

When do you take your main vacation for the year?

What is the proportion of final users of translation / interpreting services among your customers?

Have any of your regular clients asked you to reduce your rates this year?

How many work-related browser tabs do you have open at the moment?

I upgrade my software...

Do you think working as a translator has had a considerable impact on your reading speed?

The best way to relax after a long and intense job is to...

Where do you get most of your books?

Does the low-cost sector in translation business worry you?

Have you ever resented having to learn/speak a language?

If you have a business website, have you made any changes to make it GDPR compliant?

Do you believe a non native speaker should proofread your translation?

Do you provide references if a new client requests them?

Is there such thing as a "loyal client"?

Is there a union for translators in your country?

How many TMs do you usually use (excluding those provided by clients)?

For book translations, do you charge less than your regular non-book rate?

Have you ever suffered from occupational burnout as a result of your activity as a translator?

How often do you get to speak your source language?

Have you incorporated new payment methods for your clients in the last two years?

Do you have any office equipment that would now be considered obsolete, or almost obsolete?

My client-negotiating skills are:

Have you ever lost a project by not following the client's instructions?

Do you keep plants around your workspace?

How many times do you proofread your translations?

Over the next six months, I am expecting my workload to:

Business-wise, has the second quarter of 2018 been better than the first?

Does your significant other have the same native language as you do?

How many dictionaries do you use on a regular basis?

How often do you submit feedback on the Blue Board?

Do you work with agencies not listed in the Blue Board, or with no feedback entries?

How important is translation tool training for you?

How many of your clients ask you to work with Trados?

I am usually up and working during most of my clients' business hours.

Would you normally work with an agency that uses a 60-day payment term?

If you ever talk aloud when alone, do you use a language other than your mother tongue?

Have you ever received a project for an amount lower than 5 Euros?

How often do you take your work outdoors?

Do you plan to take breaks to watch some or all of the World Cup?

At what time do you generally finish your business day?

In comparison to the averages declared by ProZ.com users ( https://search.proz.com/employers/rates )

How important do you think it is to become SDL Trados Studio certified?

Are online CAT tools slower, provide fewer fuzzy matches, and prevent integration with other tools?

Do you have a preferred colored pen to underline your texts and write your notes?

Do you have liability insurance?

On which day of the week do you receive more translation offers?