How to Make the Perfect Translator CV
Let’s face it, the translation market is full of freelancers. Dozens of professionals send out their resumes and wait for employers to pick them from a sea of more or less the same applications.
Let’s face it, the translation market is full of freelancers. Dozens of professionals send out their resumes and wait for employers to pick them from a sea of more or less the same applications.
Coworking spaces have gained popularity over the last few years and have been providing freelancers with communities and beautiful working spaces, but are they the right choice for freelance translators and their specific needs?
Digital freelancing offers flexibility and freedom. You will face regular challenges while being in charge of your time, working as much or as little as you like from anywhere on the planet. Sounds fantastic, right?
As a translator, you must be aware of all the hard work that goes into acquiring the skill of translation, but, expertise alone will not land you a job; you also need to create an effective resume to demonstrate your talent to a potential employer.
Like most things in life, freelancing as a translator is about more than the joy of being able to wear your pajamas all day. It’s an opportunity to thrive in your career and life.
A recent survey from CareerBuilder found that 75% of US employers have spotted lies in the resumes they receive for job openings. But how do you identify a translation scammer?
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