How often do you doubt your achievements despite evidence of your success?

Have you ever faced any challenges in the industry you feel your male/female counterparts did not?

How do you mostly identify a scam or fraud before it's too late?

Have you heard about the Slow Translation Manifesto?

Do you get more jobs as a freelancer in the summer due to companies' employees vacations?

Have you set any personal goals for the summer?

How much more do you pay weekly/monthly for groceries today compared to 2022?

Which is the main benefit of using CAT tools?

Which is the main benefit of belonging to a professional body?

In which of these situations would you apply surcharges?

What would you do if a Proz member is not polite or even offensive towards you (Kudoz, forums)?

MIT researchers make the case that language is a tool for communication, not for thought.

Do you ever offer clients complementary services to increase profitability?

Do you watch the Olympics?

How do you maintain good posture and take care of your back while working at the computer?

In general, for how long do you keep project-related files?

If applicable, the main reason for providing other services in addition to translation is because...

All interpreters and translators should be leveraging AI and machines as partners and aides.

Early-career language professionals should focus mostly on ...

How would you rate your short-term memory?

Do you have any emergency fund?

What's the funniest or most embarrassing mistake you have made as a freelance language professional?

What is the worst time-waster when working?

Do you create/maintain glossaries?

Which is your favourite time of the year?

Do you/Would you pay to integrate DeepL or another AI translator into your CAT-tool?

Do you think cash (paper and coin money) will eventually be removed from circulation?

The highest earners in the industry are mostly professionals who...

If you are a member of a translation association, which is the best benefit in your opinion?

What would be your main piece of advice to an unexperienced translator?

"Translators are perfectionists and don't easily handle criticism"

How often do you go out to socialise?

In your opinion, what is the appropriate rate for MT post-editing?

How do you back up your data?

When revising someone else's translation, do you make contact with the translator?

How do you go about formatting documents?

Do you feel like the tools/programs clients request slow down your work pace?

As an interpreter, do you ever work between two languages that do not include your mother tongue?

In your opinion, does the language we use affect our mindsets?

Next generation translators and interpreters will be grateful to us for helping AI get wiser.

Do you think freelancers can not only compete but outperform large companies?

Which is your top weekend habit?

Are translators born or made?

Do you usually take a printed fiction book when packing for a trip?

Have you ever encountered a word in your mother tongue that you didn’t know how to translate?

Have you ever considered teaching as an additional source of income?

Has the advent of AI-based machine translation affected your income?

What is your most common breakfast?

In your opinion, how important is it to physically meet potential clients?

Do you believe we think differently in different languages?