Healthcare Interpreters: Replacing Myth with Fact

By ATA Compass | November 25, 2015

If you had a bad experience with an incompetent doctor, would you give up on the entire medical profession? Of course not—but that’s the…

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How (Not) to Be a Professional Translator and 6 Tips to Help You Become One

By The Savvy Newcomer | November 24, 2015

ByÌýAlina Cincan Reblogged fromÌýInbox TranslationÌýblog with permission from the author A professional translator’s job is not as easy as it looks. A bilingual dictionary,…

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ATA Warns the U.S. Department of Justice Against the Use of Unqualified Interpreters in Immigration Proceedings

By ATA | November 20, 2015

The ÇéÂÂ×ÔÅÄ joins eight associations to warn the U.S. Department of Justice against the use of unqualified interpreters in immigration proceedings. View…

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Don’t Just Sit and Pitch: What I’ve Learned as a Translator-Turned-Salesman

By The Savvy Newcomer | November 17, 2015

Over the past few months I’ve learned more about translations, the people who need them, and good customer service than I ever thought I…

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By The ATA Chronicle | November 13, 2015

Letters to the Editor Charging by the Hour? Judy Jenner’s suggestion in her September-October column that we charge by the hour appears to me…

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Uzbek Practical Dictionary; English-Serbian Medical Dictionary

By The ATA Chronicle | November 13, 2015

Uzbek Practical Dictionary: Uzbek-English/English-Uzbek Reviewed by: Shelley Fairweather-Vega Author: Aleksey Radjabov Publisher: Hippocrene Books Publication Date: 2015 ISBN: 978-0781813259 Price: $29.95 Number of pages:…

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Speech Recognition to Go

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

Repetitive stress injuries have a long history in medical literature. The first known report of this condition appeared more than 300 years ago, written…

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Transcending the Legacy of Jerome

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

Jerome, the illustrious theologian and linguist we celebrate as the patron saint of translators, may have been canonized after his death, but while he…

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Mistake of the Year

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

Because few things are as fun as poking fun at myself, I wanted to share my most horrifying interpreting error of the year, which…

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Switching from a Laptop to a Tablet: An Interpreter’s Experience

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

If you’re an interpreter thinking of how nice it would be not to have to carry that heavy laptop around to each assignment, you’ll be glad to learn that there’s very little that can’t be done efficiently on a tablet.

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Beyond Post-Editing: Advances in Interactive Translation Environments

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

Post-editing was never meant to be the future of machine translation. Neither was translation memory.

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Don’t Leave Money You’re Owed on the Table!

By The ATA Chronicle | November 12, 2015

Even if you’re not quite ready to retire, you should still be familiar with the procedure for claiming Social Security from other countries while living in the U.S.

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