Books for sale at ProZ.com


Becoming Self-Employed in Spain (English Edition)

by Assia Terpecheva

Description
A clear, practical guide to registration, taxes, and paperwork for anyone starting self-employment in Spain.



The Book of Standing Out: Travels through the Inner World of Freelance Translation

by Andrew Morris

Description
Take ten competent translators with two years’ experience, in the same city, all in the face of a single national economic climate. Give them all 15,000 euros, a brand new laptop, access to the Internet, a menagerie of CAT tools, business cards and a sm


Translation Ethics

by jaltranslation

Description
Translation Ethics introduces the topic of ethics for students, researchers, and professional translators. Based on a successful course and written by an experienced instructor, the Introduction and nine core chapters offer an accessible examination of a


Fool’s Walk:

by Pritam Bhattacharyya

Description
Two entrepreneurs of Kolkata narrate their journey in building and growing with their enterprise after leaving their corporate career


Native-speaker status in the translation services market

by Daniel Šebesta

Description
This study combines linguistic and economic points of view to deliver insights into two national translation services markets.


How to live long and prosper as a translator (번역으로 잘 먹고 잘 사는 방법)

by SunHwa Kang

Description
For Korea users only. This is the translation and review guide book that contains comprehensive information about localization.



The Entrepreneurial Linguist: The Business-School Approach to Freelance Translation

by Judy Jenner, Dagmar Jenner

Description
A recent ProZ.com poll showed that more than 50% of translators have no or very few direct clients.


Priručnik za prevodioce (Translators’ Handbook)

by Čedomir Pušica

Description
Priručnik za prevodioce (The Translators’ Handbook) addresses translation from a business perspective and is designed as a lasting reference point.


How to manage your translation projects

by Nancy Matis

Description
Translation project management is a topic of interest for both project managers and freelance translators alike.


CÓMO VIVIR (MUY BIEN) DE LA TRADUCCIÓN

by Fernando Cuñado

Description
This book will introduce you to the world of translation and how you can find your place in it.


The Marketing Cookbook For Translators

by Terese Whitty

Description
Tess Whitty's 'Marketing Cookbook For Translators' is a simple and easy to follow guide that ensures any translator reading it will not get lost in the crowd


The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Successful Freelance Translator

by Oleg Semerikov, Simon Hodkinson

Description
Covering everything you need to know from day one, including qualifications, key skills and how to win your first customers, this Ultimate Guide also shows how you can branch out and grow your business over time. The back of the book contains an extensive



Secrets of six-figure translators

by Maria Sofronov

Description
The essential guide to running a successful freelance business


How to live long and prosper as a translator (번역으로 잘 먹고 잘 사는 방법)

by SunHwa Kang

Description
For Korea users only. This is the translation and review guide book that contains comprehensive information about localization.


Marketing Tips for Translators: The Ultimate Collection of Business Tips

by Tess Whitty

Description
Marketing Tips for Translators has been compiled from 100’s of hours’ worth of podcasts and contains what you need to know to take your business to success straight from the best in the field.


Priručnik za prevodioce (Translators’ Handbook)

by Čedomir Pušica

Description
Priručnik za prevodioce (The Translators’ Handbook) addresses translation from a business perspective and is designed as a lasting reference point.


Say goodbye to feast or famine

by Joy Mo

Description
Are you struggling financially as a freelance translator?


The Entrepreneurial Linguist: The Business-School Approach to Freelance Translation

by Judy Jenner, Dagmar Jenner

Description
A recent ProZ.com poll showed that more than 50% of translators have no or very few direct clients.