From terminology and training to talent and tech –The Language Worker is a podcast for the humans behind multilingual communication.
In The Language Worker podcast, I dive into how the language industry really works: how multilingual content gets made, how terminology, technology, and talent come together, and how professionals adapt to constant change. Through honest, practical conversations, the guests and I explore the strategies, tools and decisions that shape translation, localization and language services today.
Born from my deep gratitude for a lifelong career in languages, this show brings together over 20 years of work across translation, localization, terminology, training, and talent management to reflect on how language shapes business and society. In each episode, I talk about my experience and vision or invite other experts from the Language Industry to share real-life experience, hard-earned knowledge and concrete ideas you can apply to your own work.
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From terminology and training to talent and tech –The Language Worker is a podcast for the humans behind multilingual communication.
In The Language Worker podcast, I dive into how the language industry really works: how multilingual content gets made, how terminology, technology, and talent come together, and how professionals adapt to constant change. Through honest, practical conversations, the guests and I explore the strategies, tools and decisions that shape translation, localization and language services today.
Born from my deep gratitude for a lifelong career in languages, this show brings together over 20 years of work across translation, localization, terminology, training, and talent management to reflect on how language shapes business and society. In each episode, I talk about my experience and vision or invite other experts from the Language Industry to share real-life experience, hard-earned knowledge and concrete ideas you can apply to your own work.
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