Retirement Planning: Ensuring a Secure Future for Freelance Interpreters Introduction In the dynamic world of freelance interpreting, it’s crucial to address an often overlooked aspect: retirement planning. While the freelance lifestyle brings numerous freedoms and opportunities, it also comes with the challenge of managing retirement savings without the safety net of traditional employment benefits. In …
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The use of automation and artificial intelligence (AI) in business management has become more common. Tasks like client account management, invoicing and accounting, and job management can all benefit from automation and the application of artificial intelligence
As an experienced freelance interpreter, mastering schedule management is crucial to success in the industry. After years of trial and error, I have found that the key to effective schedule management lies in proactive communication and organization.
A Guide to Pricing Your Skills and Expertise Setting rates for your services can be a daunting task, but it’s an important part of running a successful business. Whether you’re a freelancer or a consultant, your pricing strategy can make or break your career. Here are some tips to help you determine your rates: When …
Key Strategies for Crafting an Effective Language Access Plan Access to language support services translates into satisfied customers all over the worldThe need for interpreter services has experienced exponential growth in the last 20 years but, we have yet to see a corresponding increase in available services. In this first installment of a series, we …
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Remote interpreters are at high risk of hearing loss and sound blast injuries due to the nature of their work. Interpreters have to be the ones to implement the necessary measures to protect themselves. In this article, we will learn how to prevent hearing loss by identifying risk factors.
