METM19 in Split, Part 2: Down to brass tacks
I promised that I’d write a second part to my review of last month’s METM event in Split and I’ve …
Tag Archives: Translation
Going greener in your office
The ITI Bulletin editor has very kindly given me permission to reproduce the original text on which my recent article …
Spotlight on Sheffield
A rainy day and a European public holiday have finally coincided to give me time to write up my thoughts …
Keyboard tricks
I’ve been meaning to write this post for some time, but have been overtaken by work, holidays and events, not …
Referrals? Not just backscratching…
You scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours? That’s not quite how it works when you refer colleagues to clients, or …
A new certificate for the wall
I’m thrilled and honoured to announce that I recently received a letter confirming that I’ve been accepted as a Fellow …
I’m a translator, NOT a machine: when it’s time to say goodbye to a client
I’ve written on a couple of previous occasions about parting company with clients: sometimes this happens over time, maybe because …
It never rains but it pours…
I was going to call this blog post “Best laid plans”, but as things got progressively worse last week, I …
It’s the little things…
First things first, apologies for the deathly silence over the past five weeks. As some of you may know, my …
Studio 2019 – should you take the plunge?
At the end of June, I and a few other members of the focus group that had met back in …
