Title VI was devised and implemented in the second third of the 20th century. Since then, our world has changed and so has our society. The demands and profiles of the services and tasks targeted by Title VI have also changed.
New times at The NAJIT Observer as its long time contributor and Editor, Gio Lester, says "Farewell and thank you for the journey."
We do have a say in our relationship with our clients. Have your taken advantage of that power yet? Read on to learn how yo can do it.
When quality and flexibility are common traits, cost becomes the deciding factor. The client's choice of platform was unconventional, but it proved itself.
The new normal has brought many changes to our professional practice, our value as practicing professionals, working relationships. Time to up your game.
Are the dry season doldrums getting to you? TNO brings you a few ideas that might help make surviving the doldrums a thing of the past.
Is a team player a yes-man? How can saying no prove your loyalty to your client's success? Read this article and you may see things differently.
Is a website a must or will it just clutter the WWW? Do you really neeed one? Gio has a few comments for your consideration before making a decison.
Professional interpreters are a big investment. So treat them as part of the team and you will see your ROI soar. Really! It's all in your hands.
Learning is such a big part of our professions that we don't think much about it. We just take advantage of every opportunity. It's time to give back.
