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Fanny Saur
English and German
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Global Manta Translators Project. |
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Rejected jobs and lost clients: a wasted source of income. |
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How Translators earn money with the projects they would normally reject. |
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How Translators may recover inactive clients. |
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How Global Manta Translators manages the projects brought by its associates. |
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Broadening the work continuity and guaranteeing payment to associates. |
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Representatives and Agents: from translators to entrepreneurs. |
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Alternative structure proposed by Global Manta Translators. |
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Examples of possible collaboration modes. |
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New associates: Prizes and commissions. |
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Monitoring system for prizes and commissions. |
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Thanks to our work teams, translating is no longer a solitary activity equivalent to isolation. |
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Those who wish and consider having the right profile can go from professionals to entrepreneurs, working as agents, representatives or managers in any of our future branches worldwide. |
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In a highly competitive market, space for freelance translators is becoming increasingly limited.
Becoming affiliated to an organization is crucial in order to achieve career goals. |
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