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Author: carlos

MemoQfest

By carlos Posted on 12th May 2014 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

I went to memoQfest in Hungary last week. memoQ is a type of translation software* (also known as a CAT tool) and memoQfest is its annual conference where users get together to learn how to get more out of memoQ, …

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Continuing Professional Development

By carlos Posted on 21st April 2014 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

Continuing professional development (CPD) is a thorny issue. All too often it involves companies paying large sums of money for their employees to sit in a room with a course leader showing PowerPoint slides and spouting pop psychology and the …

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Cross-border collaboration

By carlos Posted on 5th November 2013 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

What I like best is working in partnership with other people to produce the best possible outcome for all parties. That’s why City Translations has teamed up with Kennedy Translations in Frankfurt. Not only do I get to benefit from …

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The difference between US and British English – does it matter?

By carlos Posted on 10th July 2013 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

I recently went on holiday to the States and it got me thinking about the importance of the differences between US and British English. Let’s leave pronunciation and spelling aside, as they are fairly easy to cope with once you’ve …

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May is annual report season

By carlos Posted on 24th May 2013 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

What is annual report season? It’s annual report season. May is the time when the majority of listed companies publish their annual reports. This is because the majority of companies use the calendar year as their financial year. Although you …

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