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A transformative translator | The Story of Julia
Julia is a writer, journalist, and translator from Argentina. For the past 20 years, she’s worked as a journalist and also as a press agent for major brands. So she’s always worked in different languages: among her daily tasks she had to translate texts and quotes, and she worked on many interviews in both English
On-Demand Talent: driving recession-resilience and ESG momentum in difficult times
In times of global shrinkage and Recession, High-Quality On-Demand Talent, especially the kind sourced through a more purposeful, dynamic, impact-minded and ethical platform, can provide not only greater operational agility and resilience but also continued ESG alignment, measurement and momentum. How do Small to Medium size companies and organisations meaningfully engage with ESG – especially
Letters from Nepal: Sustainability & Oneness with the Planet
When it comes to the Natural World and all of its riches, Nepal features some of the most awesome natural habitats in the world, including a staggering number of Eight-Thousanders – mountain peaks over 8000 metres high. Nepal boasts 8 out of a global total of 14. So for this Postcards from Nepal, I decided
Sustainable Christmas: Tips to help you celebrate a very Green Holidays
In some countries, the most magical season of the year is near. Even though this is a special season of happiness and love, stats demonstrate that people tend to exceed consumption. But how about living a more sustainable Christmas? If you are celebrating this special moment, you can use creativity and skills to find great
Letters From Nepal #1: Me, Myself, and AI
Letters from Nepal seeks to give voice to young emerging talents seeking to make an impact in societies other than the usual Western-orientated ‘suspects’ we mostly hear from. Saujanya is a Work For Impact’s Pathways Programme’s alumni living in Nepal with aspirations of an AI-fuelled career and the possibility of developing his writing. In his
Talent, the Great Reset and a New Social Contract
So what might Klaus Schwab, the Great Reset and Q Anon conspiracists have to do with a remote freelance programmer let’s say, trying to earn a buck from a fifth-floor apartment somewhere in downtown Singapore? At first sight, not a whole lot – but look again and you might be surprised. It would be totally
Killing it in a virtual Interview
So how do you ‘knock ‘em’ dead in the virtual interview room? The zoomisphere and the Universe of Teams is a new reality for many. But for the remote freelancer, these ways of engaging with the world are second nature. But that doesn’t necessarily mean that we find virtual interviews a breeze. Interviews can be
Every Startup needs a Website. Or does it?
The importance of website design to start-ups and how to get to ‘great’ on a start-up shoe-string. So websites. Simple, No? Easy. Just find the right template and build it. What’s the fuss? Start-Up folks are go-getters – doers. Anyway, if you’re a startup, don’t you have more important things to do than fussing over
