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Funnily enough, I like this hat too. It's the one that I've been wearing for ten years of course.
I won't be playing much of a role in terms of site moderation, so this hat fits.
Besides my label is about to change to "ProZ.com Team" which is nicely ambiguous and allows me to play both roles without offending anyone, (I hope)
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Mario Freitas Brazílie Local time: 13:04 Člen (2014) angličtina -> portugalština + ...
I've had many and I don't have any
Apr 24, 2019
That's exactly the issue with direct clients. They are great, but they are usually one-timers or for a short while. You really can't count on direct clients and discard the agencies, no matter how good the former are or how bad the latter are.
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Muriel Vasconcellos Spojené státy americké Local time: 09:04 Člen (2003) španělština -> angličtina + ...
More than 75% of my active client base
Apr 24, 2019
I receive work from about 7 international organizations, which account for more than 75% of my *current* client base and about 90% of the volume. The work flow with agencies is much less consistent. They are usually looking for my Portuguese, whereas most of my workload with international organizations is from Spanish. If I include one-offs and some agencies that I can go a long time without hearing from them and then suddenly appear, then it's a different picture: there are more than 65 client... See more
I receive work from about 7 international organizations, which account for more than 75% of my *current* client base and about 90% of the volume. The work flow with agencies is much less consistent. They are usually looking for my Portuguese, whereas most of my workload with international organizations is from Spanish. If I include one-offs and some agencies that I can go a long time without hearing from them and then suddenly appear, then it's a different picture: there are more than 65 clients on that list.
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EvaVer (X) Local time: 18:04 čeština -> francouzština + ...
About 25% in number, 35% in turnover
Apr 24, 2019
… YTD, considering only "active" clients (i.e., those I have worked for this year). To me, direct clients generate MORE turnover than agencies on average, but this is due to some large direct clients and a lot of agencies very small to me (sometimes one-off jobs in rather rare language pairs). And to the fact that I have been turning down a lot of work from agencies, which, of course, I never do in case of direct clients.
Muriel Vasconcellos
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