Contingency planning for translators interview January 23, 2018
Posted by Jill (@bonnjill) in Business practices, Random musings, Tech tips.trackback
Tess Whitty, Swedish translator and marketing guru, interviewed me recently for her Marketing Tips for Translators podcast. I demonstrate why I am not an interpreter at around minute 17 when I completely blank on the word for accordion. I hope you enjoy it.
As Tess explains on her website:
Many clients depend upon us freelance translators, and it is important to have a plan for worst case scenarios. This year has also been a year of many natural disasters and unfortunately colleagues passing away too soon. I was very happy to see that today’s guest held a presentation on contingency and crisis planning during the last ATA conference. In this episode she is sharing all her best tips.
Important things covered in this episode:
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What contingency planning and crisis management is
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Questions to ask ourselves to plan for unforeseen events
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Things to have in place if we would get sick or pass away
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How to deal with a crisis
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How to protect our business
Musings from an overworked translator 
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