The ProZ blog

Practical insights, industry trends, and expert perspectives for translators and interpreters navigating a changing language industry.

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Latest posts

What if it doesn’t lead anywhere?

What if it doesn’t lead anywhere?

Does every course need to guarantee a new client? Explore why following your curiosity—even without a clear professional goal—might be the best investment you can make in your translation career.

International Translation Day 2026

International Translation Day 2026

The role of the language professional has never been static. The craft of translation and interpreting have long been at the heart of the field but, in the last few decades, the industry has grown...

Introducing Remoto: a new tool built for interpreters

Introducing Remoto: a new tool built for interpreters

Remoto is a new platform from ProZ.com that helps interpreters offer scheduled and on-demand services through a professional profile. Set your rates, share your profile with existing clients, benefit from streamlined billing and cancellation protection, and help shape the future of interpreting while growing your business online.

Is your service offering keeping up with what clients are buying?

Is your service offering keeping up with what clients are buying?

The language industry is evolving rapidly, and clients are looking for more than traditional translation and interpreting services. Discover the new and expanded services now available on ProZ.com profiles—including AI training, linguistic validation, terminology management, localization testing, UX/UI localization, and more—and learn how updating your profile can help you showcase your expertise and attract new opportunities.

How to vet language pros before you hire

How to vet language pros before you hire

Choosing the right language professional involves more than comparing rates. This guide explains how to evaluate profiles, review quotes, assess expertise, and clarify expectations before starting a translation, interpreting, editing, or localization project.