…about what they get to know during sessions or negotiations. By definition, interpreters talk a lot, we are communicative, that comes with the profession. However, I consider strict confidentiality one of the pillarstones of our profession. Whatever I hear and see in the line of my work will never be disclosed. It is a question of professional ethics.
…interpreters certainly drink a whole lot of water while sitting in the interpreters’ booth. And the type of water also has […]
…will take me to Zermatt in Switzerland. I hope to catch a glimpse of the Matterhorn. This time the required language combination […]
Hallo world! How else would I begin my first post. A couple of minutes ago I completed the famous 5-minute-installation and successfully […]
Two weeks ago I had to go to Berlin for an assignment – Berlin is such a beautiful city, but first you […]
