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Why Being A Vulnerable Leader is Worth it

Why Being A Vulnerable Leader is Worth it

Being vulnerable is not a weakness, especially as a leader. Did we throw you off there? We know it’s not a common conception to think that being vulnerability especially when you are someone’s boss is a good thing, but it’s actually a GREAT trait. Here’s the thing –...

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Lesson Learned

Lesson Learned

Today I googled ‘ Zoom and Hacking’. And I came up with these highlighted stories. https://www.news18.com/news/tech/zoom-security-issues-were-so-many-that-even-other-companies-paid-hackers-to-fix-flaws-2586377.html  and...

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COVID-19: A Message From Our CEO

COVID-19: A Message From Our CEO

Like you, we continue to monitor the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation. We want to assure you that we have already implemented measures to ensure the well-being of our employees and to minimize service disruptions to our customers. We are mindful also of all our...

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Christmas Language History

Christmas Language History

Whether you say Merry Christmas, Feliz Navidad, Joyeux Noel, Happy Hanukah or some other version of the holiday greeting, they all bring a similar festive vibe to the conversation. Christmas language has a long and intricate history. In fact, almost every language has...

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Top Miss-translations

Top Miss-translations

When Signs Go "Bad" - In China, there is a restaurant called “Translate server error”. The owner attempted to translate the Chinese word for restaurant into English but the machine translation produced an error. Not knowing the difference, the restaurant printed the...

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Everyone has their WHY

Everyone has their WHY

Having the courage to go after big goals and dreams is HARD. Translation: it’s scary and frustrating and sometimes even miserable. But the reason we don't give up is because we have found our WHY, which is bigger then ourselves. My personal why has been the privilege...

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Data Protection and Security

Data Protection and Security

It has become more important than ever to properly secure your documents. Through years of experience being the CSO (Company Security Officer) at Language Marketplace , one of my top priorities is document security. I have seen many files sent to us on the ‘clear’,...

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A Case for French

A Case for French

A case for the French language In a global economy, communication in several languages is a key differentiation between the success of a business or its failure. Being able to communicate in more than one language is also an asset to anyone looking for a job. When I...

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Multilingualism

Multilingualism

Multilingualism In today’s global economy, multilingualism is the norm, not the exception. Professional translation services for any business within our global economy is a necessity, not merely a perk to prospective customers. The United Nations, on its Seventy-First...

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Guidelines for Editing Translations

Guidelines for Editing Translations

As translators and interpreters, we often say that our job is to be inconspicuous —you, the reader, shouldn’t notice that the text was translated. And when we are interpreting then you should think of us a playback tape recorder! Editing a translated document requires...

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Tok Pisin, the Language of Papua New Guinea

Tok Pisin, the Language of Papua New Guinea

Tok Pisin is one of the three national languages of Papua New Guinea. As I prepare to climb the Carstensz Pyramide in the Fall of 2017, I have started to make myself I cheat chit to travel with. Tok Pisin is a form of Melanesian Pidgin English which was established in...

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