Loyalty is a driving force in any company, and we at Lingo24 reward our longest-serving colleagues with a Loyalty Month (a full month paid holiday every 5 years) to recharge and explore the world.
Nobody really thinks what happens to children with intellectual disabilities when they grow up and become adults. That is why Lingo24 supports a one-of-a-kind initiative in Timisoara, Romania.
At Lingo24, we’re always committed to delivering the highest quality translations and client satisfaction is our top priority. Our focus is on ensuring the below areas are met and the quality and CSat numbers in 2017 are testament that we are doing things right:
Our meta story begins where Lingo24 all began, the silver city of Aberdeen. The paper Andrew Campbell and I and grew up with, the Press and Journal, highlights the personal roots of two of our top team in the city.
Translation quality is notoriously difficult to define and can often be a source of debate and dispute between translation providers and clients. With our clearly defined quality measuring system based on the TAUS DQF model, this poses no challenge for us.
While the link between content creation, customer demand and sales is clear for most international businesses, the link between content creation and a successful global company culture can be less obvious.
A graduate from the University of South Wales with a degree in marketing, Aja Janezic is European Marketing Executive at DS Smith – Recycling Division. She is responsible for the integration and rebranding of newly acquired companies in South East Europe (Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia).
Quality is very important in our business. Quantifying quality has proved a bit challenging at the beginning, but we have found a system based on the TAUS DQF MQM error model which enables us to measure it objectively and determine whether a translation is a pass from a quality standpoint.
Our main target is to ensure that no more than 0.3% of all project items we manage contain confirmed QIs, and this quarter we smashed it.
The number of Quality Issues (QIs) that we recorded in Q2, based on customer feedback on our work, increased by 5% compared to the previous quarter.
Writing in Psychology Today, professor of psycholinguistics François Grosjean estimates that more than half of the world’s population is bi- or multilingual. Some language pairings have a wider utility than others of course, but that is still a vast amount of people who are able to communicate in more than one language.
