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This forum topic is for the discussion of the poll question "How often are you asked to refer/suggest colleagues for language pairs other than your own?".
I have on occasion recommended someone else, when either the language combination or the subject matter is not within my areas of expertise. There are a few translators whom I feel I know well enough to recommend them. I’ve also recommended two colleagues in my language combinations when I’m extremely busy. I’ve known them for a few years and we’ve collaborated on several projects and still do on a regular basis. i've also been recommended...
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Christine Andersen Denmark Local time: 22:24 Member (2003) Danish to English + ...
Rarely, but I suggest names myself
Apr 14, 2025
In the past I have been very grateful to colleagues who recommended me, typically Danes who sent clients to me as an English native speaker.
I get enquiries now and then about translations into Danish, and for anything longer than a sentence or an official form that I know has already been translated, I recommend a colleague.
Even a single sentence might be too much for me, but I know a lot of the standard phrases after living for more than 40 years in Denmark. ... See more
In the past I have been very grateful to colleagues who recommended me, typically Danes who sent clients to me as an English native speaker.
I get enquiries now and then about translations into Danish, and for anything longer than a sentence or an official form that I know has already been translated, I recommend a colleague.
Even a single sentence might be too much for me, but I know a lot of the standard phrases after living for more than 40 years in Denmark. ▲ Collapse
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Oscar Núñez Alfaro Costa Rica Local time: 14:24 Member (Oct 2026) English to Spanish + ...
Not yet!
Apr 14, 2025
I have received some offers from colleagues to work together, but I have not had the opportunity to recommend anyone yet.
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