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Ensuring translation quality part 7: Addressing linguistic concerns
At any place of employment, people have certain job requirements. As a new hire, you’re expected to learn the ins and outs of the company, such as standards, procedures and management expectations, all while hitting the ground running. Getting started … Continue reading
Ensuring translation quality part 2: Evaluating linguists
Most translation vendors claim they offer high quality translations. But if you don’t know the language or don’t have a sound translation process in place, how can you be sure? Worry no more. Last week we kicked off our 10 … Continue reading
Ensuring translation quality part 1: Creating a quality plan
In last week’s post, Translation quality: Why you can’t afford any mistakes, we laid out the negative implications that poor quality translations can have on a company – including negative brand reputation and some serious added costs (just to name … Continue reading