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Don't make assumptions (especially negative ones)

Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 8:02 am
by asikurrahmanshuvo
If it is too long, adapt it by keeping only the information relevant to the agency or the offer to which you are applying.

The ideal is to be able to gather all the important information on one or two pages, but no more.

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Finally, don't neglect the presentation. A CV with a clear and organized layout will have a better chance of being read and therefore remembered.

The information must appear and flow clearly.

Attract with fiji business email list your abilities and then dazzle with your translation skills. For layouts of all types, some sites offer a wide selection of professional and modern CV examples that you can then customize.

If layout is not your strong point, this tool should be of great help to you.

Little extra
Don't forget to include some of your character traits. A translator should be:

Flexible : able to work weekends and late evenings
Resourceful : Self-taught learning is one of the strong points of a translator. Keeping up with the evolution of translator tools, contacting specialists to obtain explanations on a poorly documented or particularly complex subject, etc.
Multitasking : the freelance translator is a real one-man band who approaches clients, responds to emails, completes translations on time, carries out terminology research, etc.
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