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I have a detailed record of all my translation projects since 2015 when I moved from Brussels to Lisbon.
Philip Lees
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Juliano Martins Brésil Local time: 05:15 Membre (2008) anglais vers portugais + ...
Yes
Apr 12
I keep an Excel spreadsheet since the beginning of my career in June 2008 with all information: client, wordcount, rate, total value, languages, type of job (translation, proofreading, interpretation, subtitling, transcription), etc. I know everything.
Maria Laura Curzi
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Gregor Trebec Slovénie Local time: 10:15 anglais vers slovène + ...
No
Apr 12
No, i am a translator not a database...
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Christine Andersen Danemark Local time: 10:15 Membre (2003) danois vers anglais + ...
Yes, I refer to past projects when the client comes back for more
Apr 12
I note client-specific names and terminology in Multiterm, along with other details I may find useful later.
I keep whole projects if they are not highly confidential - marketing material and texts clients have on their websites, product information etc. Then I can find them and re-use them when the same client comes back with similar texts.
It helps with consistency and means I can deliver faster - and perhaps give the client a discount on repeats.
I note client-specific names and terminology in Multiterm, along with other details I may find useful later.
I keep whole projects if they are not highly confidential - marketing material and texts clients have on their websites, product information etc. Then I can find them and re-use them when the same client comes back with similar texts.
It helps with consistency and means I can deliver faster - and perhaps give the client a discount on repeats.
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Angie Garbarino Local time: 10:15 Membre (2003) anglais vers italien + ...
I do...
Apr 13
Yes I still have them in some folders
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Samuel Murray Pays-Bas Local time: 10:15 Membre (2006) anglais vers afrikaans + ...
No
Apr 13
No, but I keep all files of old jobs in folders by year. And I use a particular naming scheme for TMs and glossaries, so they're easy to track down in case I need to find them. My folders go back to 2011.
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