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I would like to introduce myself to this board, which I have been visiting as a guest for some time now.
I am interested to establish my own business as a translator here in Germany (German to English) and would love to know if anybody has any tips on what kind of qualifications would be necessary to do so. I have a B.A. in German and a lot of translation experience during my present job.
Thank you for your help!
Siobhán
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Oleg Delendyk Ukraine Local time: 15:15 English to Russian + ...
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Eleni Makantani Greece Local time: 15:15 English to Greek + ...
Quite a few things
Apr 5, 2008
- Love for languages - Love and acceptance of different cultures - Natural curiosity - want to "know it all" - Be acquainted with technology - especially computers - Be willing to work alone - Be willing to spend long hours in front of the computer - Not mind having collaborators who very often are complete strangers - Confidence that you understand well and that you can make others understand, too - Knowledge and wit to make your point and to sup... See more
- Love for languages - Love and acceptance of different cultures - Natural curiosity - want to "know it all" - Be acquainted with technology - especially computers - Be willing to work alone - Be willing to spend long hours in front of the computer - Not mind having collaborators who very often are complete strangers - Confidence that you understand well and that you can make others understand, too - Knowledge and wit to make your point and to support it - High organisational skills - Consistency with the promises you make - Responsibility as to yourself, your work and to your clients/ collaborators - Nerve to claim your right (for instance, when your client won't pay you) - Patience (when work isn't coming) - Social skills ▲ Collapse
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