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Teece DJ (1986) Transactions cost economics and the multinational enterprise An Assessment. J Econ Behav Organ 7(1):21–45 In discussing recent forms of communication access services such as live subtitling and speech-to-text interpreting, I have drawn attention to the need for placing scholarly proposals in the broader social context and negotiating theoretical stances in interrelation with other stakeholder positions, such as various types of service providers and user groups. Introductory reflections on my positionality in this endeavour – as an interpreting scholar, educator, trained professional interpreter and member of a national standards committee – should help appreciate the set of interests that cannot easily be dissociated from this contribution to academic debate. Even so, it may be hard to say where scholarly argument ends and “boundary work” (Grbić Citation2010) in the interpreting profession(s) begins. Here's the key insight: the interpreted code itself is quite literally doing nothing - all it's doing is feeding the interpreter which actions it needs to take. The interpreter already "knows" how to take all of the actions you can perform in the interpreted language, so no additional machine code is required. Developing a successful career as a freelance interpreter requires a proactive approach to networking. This means keeping in touch with key professional bodies, interpreters' groups and potential employers, both nationally and internationally. You should also try to attend workshops and seminars to find out more about sources of work and work providers. Volunteer work and internships are a common way for translators and interpreters to gain experience. If you’re interested in sign language interpreting, you might look for a community organization you can volunteer with. It’s common to also seek a mentoring relationship with someone more established in your field.

Weber Y, Shenkar O, Raveh A (1996) National and Corporate Cultural Fit in Mergers/Acquisitions: An Exploratory Study. Manag Sci 42(8):1215–1227. https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.42.8.1215It may be difficult to sustain a stable income from interpreting unless you're employed by one organisation as a conference interpreter or by several agencies. You may need to take on additional employment, for example in translation, teaching or training. Working hours Clinical reasoning as an increasingly team-based practice, including shared decision making with clients private sector businesses, such as larger multinational companies, legal firms or media, although most interpreting work here is arranged through agencies Hopp C, Lukas C (2014) A signaling perspective on partner selection in venture capital syndicates. Entrep Theory Pract 38(3):635–670 Since there are a variety of ways that schools can construct and teach a high-quality RE curriculum, it is important to recognise that there is no single way of achieving high-quality RE.

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