Poll: Do you offer terminology services (i.e. compiling glossaries, terminology databases, etc.)? Inițiatorul discuției: ProZ.com Staff
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But I would only when pay is reasonable and project interesting.
However, I've never come across such opportunity.
| | | | AWa (X)
Local time: 16:46
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| Another No here | Jul 3, 2009 |
I keep glossaries and the like for each client, but they are just for me to guarantee consistency in the translations. Luckily so far clients have not asked whether I do or if I would share them.
Just like humbird wrote already:
If a client would ask me to create a glossary and deliver it with the translation we would ahve to agree on a price for the extra time I spend on creating the files and for the expertise they contain.
[Edited at 2009-07-03 17:18 GMT]
| | | | | It simply happens as part of large projects... | Jul 3, 2009 |
...Often on clients' initiative.
[Edited at 2009-07-03 18:42 GMT]
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David Russi 
Statele Unite
Local time: 08:46
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I do offer it, and I have on many occasions been paid to compile, translate and sometimes "clean" glossaries, do terminology research and the like, it is a service I charge for, just like any other.
I always keep project glossaries and update them as I continue to work on assignments, but I do not give them to the client unless they agree to pay for them.
| | | | | I do compile them but I offer them as an additional service | Jul 3, 2009 |
David Russi wrote:
I do offer it, and I have on many occasions been paid to compile, translate and sometimes "clean" glossaries, do terminology research and the like, it is a service I charge for, just like any other.
I always keep project glossaries and update them as I continue to work on assignments, but I do not give them to the client unless they agree to pay for them.
With some exceptions, I always compile a glossary for every project/client, but like David I do not give them away for free because it is an additional service. Besides, the glossaries that I deliver are not the same as the glossaries I use for the project.
| | | | | I have done once | Jul 4, 2009 |
I have done once upon request from the client.
Qutubuddin
| | | | Balasubramaniam L.
India
Local time: 20:16
Membru (2006)
din engleză în hindi
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I have done several projects like that - compiling terminologies and glossaries.
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