Our CEO Andrew Campbell reflects on some key lessons he’s learned in 2020 about engaging Lingo24’s global teams during this year of extraordinary change.
Translation at any level can be daunting, but it’s increasingly becoming business critical as our digital-first world demands great user experiences across all the markets you sell in.
Lingo24 partners with a number of global technology and service providers who play a role in supporting our customers’ approach to global content. We invited Joeri Moors, Market Development Manager at Osudio, to share three key ways to thrive in e-commerce.
Jeremy Clutton explores how constantly improving user experience and ease of access to services will be key to continued global growth for Fintechs in the ‘new norm.’
Just a few words in someone’s own language can make a difference. Check out these short phrases if you want to connect (or have a laugh) with your colleagues and partners in their local language.
Read the insights from our virtual round table that explored what’s next now that the disruption of the past couple of months has settled for many of us into BAU.
We’ve professionally translated some common phrases to help you connect with your team around the world – because using just a few words in someone’s own language can make a difference in times of uncertainty.
Our CEO Andrew Campbell reflects on the past three weeks, Lingo24’s response to the COVID-19 crisis and shares his thoughts on how the fundamentals of communication are more important than ever.
Our Global Head of HR Carmen Manetoiu shares some actionable advice for line managers who suddenly find themselves working from home as a result of the Coronavirus.
As the COVID-19 outbreak develops we want to reassure all of our customers, partners, suppliers and translators that as far as possible we’ll be continuing business-as-usual and be here to support wherever we can.
We are a rapidly growing business, trying to change the world… needing to communicate our message with everyone, in whatever language they speak.