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Definitely not avoiding them in my freelance work - they help to keep me on schedule. The 'no deadlines' line at the end refers to the translation community/to
by thhaar 15y ago
Definitely not avoiding them in my freelance work - they help to keep me on schedule.
The 'no deadlines' line at the end refers to the translation community/tools startup I launched recently - that's a new kind of remote work for me and will need adjustment from the world of deadlines.
Once I start working on a site, I can be absorbed for hours and deadlines become superfluous as I could do in a day what would take a secure-salaried staffer a week. But managing freelance projects and startup promo is a challenge.
- Vivtek 15y agoInterested in collaboration? I'm definitely passionate about open-source translation tools and community building, and there's a dearth of good technology in the translation industry, it's always seemed to me. My email is in my profile if you're interested.
- thhaar 15y agoAgreed. While there is some good, open tech out there (OmegaT, MemoQ - for open formats, at least), there seems to be lots of room for improvement. Email should be in your mailbox now.