What’s in the news: May 25, 2018
Bringing you the latest in Deaf, ASL, and Interpreting news: CASLI, DC, being taken seriously and more!…
What’s in the news: May 14, 2018
A few things in the news on May 14, 2018: Gallaudet, ALDI and TRS.…
Busting myths about interpreting
Four myths about interpreting from mileage to uniforms.…
What’s in the news: May 5, 2018
What’s making news and waves about Deaf culture, ASL, and interpreting.…
State of Interpreting: The career track for interpreters
Interpreters, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, hit the ground running out of their four-year degrees. Passionate to work, they focus on passing their RID certification (or, BEI, or state-administered licensure test).…
What’s in the news: May 3, 2018
Some news and information that is making waves on May 3, 2018…
State of Interpreting: The problem with scaling
As mentioned earlier, agencies have little savings from growth and scale. In fact, as an agency matures and takes on larger contracts, there might be increased costs with usage reports...…
State of Interpreting, 2018: Introduction
There are two primary groups that create the interpreting industry: agencies and interpreters. The sign language interpreting field is not sustainable. I have identified three areas that need to be addressed; each presents new challenges and new opportunities.…
State of Interpreting, 2018: The Peter Principle
The Peter Principle says that a university, agency, or VRS provider will evaluate an employee (or, an interpreter) based on their ability to excel in their current position...…
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