…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.
…after what I experienced with the Thieving Magpie I became aware of the fact that my Excel-Days are over and I need […]
Microphones are the interpreter’s staple diet and daily companion. They are a blessing, if used properly. However, sometimes they are mishandled: […]
Simultaneous interpreters as such are highly sociable. They detest solitude, mainly because we work in the field of communication and we […]
Yesterday onebillionrising.org organised events in the whole world aimed at celebrating Valentines Day in a different way. Women around the globe danced […]
