Posted by Pritam Bhattacharyya on Sep 27, 2010 0 views |
| To purchase access click on the Buy now button below. There is no limit on how many times you can watch a video. All your purchased videos will be listed under My videos tab Price: $ 15.00 | This presentation will take you through the issues, challenges, do's and don'ts of designing a CV for translation and localization industry. The video goes through CV design from an architectural point of view The presenter will introduce the ingredients that need to be added and sequenced so that you stand up among hundreds of CV's that drop into the client's inbox everyday. Target audience 1. Freelancers starting 2. Freelancers established and trying to move up value chain 3. Other professionals interested to enter language industry Learning objectives 1. Understanding the inner dynamics of silence (after CV being sent) 2. Trying to avoid critical issues that make a CV mute 3. Understanding the link between interest and purpose 4. Few structural formats of CV 5. Practical examples 6. Templates of CV - aligned for translation industry Addl : How does an agency owner / outsourcer interact with the CV of a stranger? First module: 1. How does an agency owner / outsourcer builds his supply chain (i.e selects freelancer who has sent a marketing email with a CV attached) 2. How this database is used ? 3. How to feature higher in this database ? Second module: 1. Structural issues of a CV 2. Issues and to-dos to make the alignment with the Industry 3. Suggested templates Addl : a brief on the cover note. Duration:60 minutes Note: It is recommended to wait the whole or most part of the video to load before playing, specially if you have a slow Internet connection. Language: English |
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