Welcome to the Bureau Works Community!

Changing is not easy. It's often scary and often overwhelming.
New concepts, unfamiliar ways of doing things.
There are a few things we dislike more than being forced to change.
But change is also an opportunity. The more you decide to embrace change rather than resist it, the more likely you are to achieve favorable outcomes.
At least, that's what we believe in here at Bureau Works.
That's why we're creating our Bueau Works Community.
So that language pioneers can help fellow translators through their journey as they learn to incorporate cutting-edge technology into their translation workflows and methodology.
Our Community is open, safe, and nurturing.
It's a place where no question is obvious or stupid. It's a place where it's safe to be vulnerable and a place that rewards kindness.
If you want to future-proof your career, this is the space to be in.
Read the steps below to take the most out of the community: head to the first one!
Thank you again, and let’s work together to build a stronger localization and translation industry.
Cheers,
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I like translation
I feel like Adam in mother’s day but I promise I’ll get better. I totally agree with the idea of challenging own limits and being flexible!
@Liliana Beatriz Lopez Hello, how do you do, I saw all videos, how to start working
Hello, I prefer to work in translation and I do not get tired of it.
I’ve recently started working as a freelance Portuguese–English translator, aiming to create a second source of income.
Hi there,
I’m a multilingual freelance translator currently looking to expand my agency network. If you know of any reliable platforms or agencies hiring linguists, or if referrals are welcome, I’d really appreciate any pointers.
Thanks in advance, and happy to connect!