Project Manager or Translator?

As we all know, the world of translations can get a little hectic in certain situations. For example, when clients need a translation done by “yesterday.” That’s when stress begins
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The Spanish Language: Vulgarisms and Vices

As language professionals—translators, writers, editors, literature students, etc.—we tend to feel outraged whenever we hear or see grammatical, spelling or semantic errors, which unfortunately are becoming more common and generally
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Adapting to the market

The demand for translation is in an ever-increasing raise due to globalization, despite the worldwide economic crisis. The conventional way has been to process translations with the help of freelance
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Happy Grammar Day!

If you’re someone who can’t stand the punctuation errors and spelling mistakes that are abundant in print media, or someone who finds himself or herself constantly correcting journalists on TV
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Commonly Misused Words

It’s happened to all of us. You see a word you’ve written a million times, but this time, you notice something odd: It is spelled differently than how you spell
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A Road to Success

When working in Sales, it is very important to set goals and to have specific objectives. The final goal for any salesperson is obviously to sell as much as possible;
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Translating into Quechua

As part of our daily work as Project Managers we get quotations for projects in extremely diverse languages. The general population may have never even heard of some of these
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Budget Management Tips

The project budget is the total amount of money that is allocated to cover all the expenses associated with a project over a certain period of time. The project managers
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