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Resumen: A comprehensive introduction to the translation industry and profession for newcomers who want to start their career right, or translators who want to develop and make the most of their career. Whitten by a professional translator with over a decade of industry experience, you will find no better guide to make translation your profession.

Resumen: Are you bilingual? Have you ever dreamed of the freedom of working for yourself? Are you already a translator or interpreter, but would like to be earning more money or managing your business more efficiently? If so, then "How to Succeed as a Freelance Translator" show you how to achieve your goals! "How to Succeed as a Freelance Translator" will teach you how to: find and keep well-paying translation clients, pursue translator certification, set your rates and payment terms, develop translation specializations, organize your business for success.

Resumen: Freelance translation is fast growing to be one of the best opportunities for people who wish to work from home. A combination of an economic downturn resulting in a difficulty in finding new jobs, near-universal access to the Internet, and the ever-increasing globalization of businesses and organizations, leads to a perfect storm of opportunity for those who speak more than one language. Unfortunately, many translators will miss this opportunity because freelance translation means an entire new process that no course or school teaches. This book concentrates on everything else. It walks you through the process of becoming a successful freelance translator, from preparation, to being chosen, to the translation process, to getting paid, and even to expansion, if you want to see how far you can take your translation business.

Resumen: You are reading this summary of the book, so we're assuming you're looking for answers. Too bad. Instead, we want to ask you some questions: Are you new to language services, an experienced industry veteran, or an industry outsider who would like to learn more? Have you been waiting your whole life for somebody (anybody) to please publish a book about the language services industry that doesn't bore you to tears? Are you a translator or owner of an LSP that is looking for insight into how to grow your business and make more money doing what you love? Has your manager just told you that you are now in charge of something called "localization" and you need to figure out what the hell they are talking about? Are you a manager that has just told your employee they are in charge of something called "localization" and would like to give them a book so you don't have to pretend you know what the hell you are talking about? If you answered yes, no, or maybe to zero or more of the above questions, then this, my friend, is the book for you! The General Theory of the Translation Company condenses decades of combined experience in an easily digestible and entertaining format. Just like this back-of-the-book-summary, it does not provide all the answers. It teaches us how to ask better questions and to have more meaningful conversations about language services.