Hooray! Our Very First Job Post!

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Hooray, We Got Our First Translation Job Post!

Last week we celebrated the very first job post on our site!

We are excited to connect ethically conscience clients with professional translators and interpreters.

Where can you find translation and interpretation jobs?

eLingual.Net is a great place to start.

Unlike traditional translation and interpretation job marketplaces where jobs are auctioned off or given to a middleman, eLingual.Net works to find you the most qualified professional translators and interpreters in our network.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Clients provide what's important to them in their job description.
  2. We'll recommend their jobs to members with the right skills and experience based on their profile.
  3. We’re happy to help you find that next great professional job.

As always, thank you for reading and sharing my posts.  Feel free to connect or email me, Carmen Arismendy.  I'm a professional Spanish interpreter-translator and founder of eLingual.Net.  I started the eLingual Network because I could not find a fair, no middleman, no job bidding, ethical, and transparent meeting place for translators, interpreters, and clients online.  The website is in beta phase and by no means perfect but it's a step in the right direction.
Join our happy community, let's work together!

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