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Translator Boot Camp

Oct 1, 2013



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How to differentiate yourself - tips & tricks from a vendor manager

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Schedule:On-demand
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"Does it matter where you graduated and how many words you have translated? What makes a good translator? Flexibility, experience with CAT tools, speed, knowledge, enthusiasm, passion for translation, precision, correctness--any or all of these? More?

Attend this session and get a couple of useful tips & tricks from Matthias Wegener (Milengo).

Language(s):անգլերեն
Speakers:Matthias Wegener
Matthias Wegener studied law at the CAU in Kiel, Germany. He works as a vendor manager since 2008, two years for Spansource SRL, an Argentinean SLV, and three years for Milengo, an MLV with headquarters in Germany.

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ProZ.com , SDL Trados, memoQ, Wordfast, Atril/Powerling, Fluency Translation Suite, WordFinder

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How to stand up...from another point of view Oct 1, 2013

Very useful if the tricks come from someone who stay "the other side"!
 
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Useful tips Oct 3, 2013

Thanks for the useful tips - it can never be stated enough times that the cooperation with the PM and the translator is important!
 

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