The translation industry is unique. It comes into contact with almost every industry and market on earth. This means it’s influenced by the global economy, national economies and economic trends in different industries. These components interact with one another and individual decisions by companies. The end result means demand for any given translation service can vary at any given moment….
L10n People were delighted to speak to a group of aspiring localisation professionals at the 13th Localisation Research Centre (LRC) Localisation Summer School in University of Limerick on Wednesday, May 20 2015. This three-day event featured a hands-on workshop focusing on solving common localisation issues, a seminar on quality in localization and a talk from L10n People on the…
The global localization industry is growing by leaps and bounds, but we are facing a severe talent shortage. Many new entrants to the industry are unaware of the career choices available to them, meaning 40% of graduates leave the industry after taking up entry-level roles. It is, therefore, crucial that we as localization recruiters map…
The global localization industry is growing by leaps and bounds, but we are facing a severe talent shortage. Attracting and developing talent in localization is the key challenge facing the industry today. If we cannot attract skilled employees into the industry, projects will be put on hold and entry into new markets will stall. It…
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