Maximize Inclusivity with Onsite and Remote Interpreting

As a Deaf parent, before my son’s doctor appointment I requested an interpreter ahead of time. I had done this before, so I expected the usual in-person interpreter would be there to help the process go smoothly. But, that day, the rhythm of our routine was jolted by...
Talking to The Interpreter (3 Things You Should Know)

Talking to The Interpreter (3 Things You Should Know)

A lot of people wonder, “can I chat with the interpreter?” The answer is, of course! But before anyone starts talking to the interpreter, consider this. Sidebars with the interpreter can greatly impact your conversation with the Deaf or LEP consumer. A big...
Mastering Eye Contact with the Interpreter

Mastering Eye Contact with the Interpreter

Should I make eye contact with the interpreter or consumer? Sometimes it’s hard to know whether to look at the interpreter or the person who needs the interpreter (the consumer). Here, I will tell you everything you need to know about avoiding eye contact with the...
5 Tips For Working With An Onsite Interpreter

5 Tips For Working With An Onsite Interpreter

5 ways to improve your experience with your onsite interpreter While the average growth rate for all jobs is around 4%, translator and onsite interpreter jobs will grow a whopping 20% in the next decade. As companies in the United States start to use onsite...