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Poll: How do you usually start your workday as a translator?
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This forum topic is for the discussion of the poll question "How do you usually start your workday as a translator?".

This poll was originally submitted by Khurram Shahzad. View the poll results »



Suparna Chakraborty
 
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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Portugal
Local time: 16:15
Membre (2007)
anglais vers portugais
+ ...
Other Mar 18

Usually, I start my day by making my breakfast: tea and scrambled eggs followed by an espresso coffee while watching the news, then I take a shower, make my bed, look at my email and if there is a job request, depending on the deadlines, I’ll continue what I was doing the day before or I’ll start the new project...

Suparna Chakraborty
 
Michael Newton
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États-Unis
Local time: 11:15
japonais vers anglais
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starting your day as a translator Mar 19

Are these valid polls or are they just so much slopaganda meant to camouflage the ongoing entropy?

Maria Laura Curzi
Cilian O'Tuama
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Rob Grayson
 
Epameinondas Soufleros
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Grèce
Local time: 18:15
anglais vers grec
+ ...
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Michael Newton wrote:

Are these valid polls or are they just so much slopaganda meant to camouflage the ongoing entropy?


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