Books for sale at ProZ.com How to Become a Successful International Translator: A comprehensive step by step guide (English Edition)by André LisboaDescription There's a lot more to being a professional translator than speaking another language well... How to Become a Successful International Translator: A comprehensive step by step guide (English Edition)by André LisboaDescription There's a lot more to being a professional translator than speaking another language well... .jpg) Guide pratique de la traductionby Caroline BajwelDescription Le guide pratique « Comment réussir un test de traduction de l’anglais vers le français » est le fruit de plus de 25 ans d’expérience du métier de la traduction des « deux côtés de la barrière » : côté agence de traduction et côté tradu  Secrets of six-figure translatorsby Maria SofronovDescription The essential guide to running a successful freelance business  Fool’s Walk:by Pritam BhattacharyyaDescription Two entrepreneurs of Kolkata narrate their journey in building and growing with their enterprise after leaving their corporate career  Role of Translation in Nation Buildingby Ravi KumarDescription The book talks about how translators have always played a pivotal role in social and cultural change in society and how they continue to play a major role in dissemination of the ever expanding knowledge and information available today.  Found in Translation: How Language Shapes Our Lives and Transforms the Worldby Nataly KellyDescription Found in Translation shows how translation and interpreting every aspect of your life .png) How to manage your translation projectsby Nancy MatisDescription Translation project management is a topic of interest for both project managers and freelance translators alike.  Say goodbye to feast or famineby Joy MoDescription Are you struggling financially as a freelance translator?  Il traduttore insostituibileby Marco CevoliDescription "Il traduttore insostituibile" (currently available in Italian only) provides strategies and practical tips to define your uniqueness as a translator, along with many ideas to find your place in the language services market.  Priručnik za prevodioce (Translators’ Handbook)by Čedomir PušicaDescription Priručnik za prevodioce (The Translators’ Handbook) addresses translation from a business perspective and is designed as a lasting reference point.  How to live long and prosper as a translator (번역으로 잘 먹고 잘 사는 방법)by SunHwa KangDescription For Korea users only. This is the translation and review guide book that contains comprehensive information about localization.  Guida ai servizi lingustici. Risorse e consigli utili per traduttori e interpretiby Antonio CesariDescription La prima guida di settore pubblicata in Italia, un vademecum a supporto di traduttori, interpreti, studenti di lingue e titolari di agenzie. Say goodbye to feast or famineby Joy MoDescription Are you struggling financially as a freelance translator? Guide pratique de la traductionby Caroline BajwelDescription Le guide pratique « Comment réussir un test de traduction de l’anglais vers le français » est le fruit de plus de 25 ans d’expérience du métier de la traduction des « deux côtés de la barrière » : côté agence de traduction et côté tradu Secrets of six-figure translatorsby Maria SofronovDescription The essential guide to running a successful freelance business  The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Successful Freelance Translatorby Oleg Semerikov, Simon HodkinsonDescription Covering everything you need to know from day one, including qualifications, key skills and how to win your first customers, this Ultimate Guide also shows how you can branch out and grow your business over time. The back of the book contains an extensive How to manage your translation projectsby Nancy MatisDescription Translation project management is a topic of interest for both project managers and freelance translators alike.  The Entrepreneurial Linguist: The Business-School Approach to Freelance Translationby Judy Jenner, Dagmar JennerDescription A recent ProZ.com poll showed that more than 50% of translators have no or very few direct clients. | Navigation |
