Mark Stevenson on the Pros and Cons of In-house Translation

An article Mark Stevenson originally wrote for the Tsuyaku-Honyaku Journal titled The Pros and Cons of In-house Translation was recently posted on the JAT site. As someone who has done a bit of both in-house and freelance translation, I found myself nodding in agreement as I read his description of the relative benefits and drawbacks of each approach. The article is worth reading if you are currently working in either of those capacities and are interested in how people on the other side of the fence earn their living.

Posted by S. Patrick Eaton on 02/22 at 12:18 AM

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