Where are my jobs?

11:51 pm Babylon Human Translation, Growing as a team

Hi all,

the question “Where are my jobs?” points into two directions:

  1. Where in the system I do pick up my translation jobs after I was informed by email about a new job offer.
    This question I will answer at a later opportunity.
  2. Where are my jobs? I still haven’t got a job offer…. Am I doing something wrong? How do I know that I am really part of the team?
    This question seems more urgent to me, so I want to address it right away.

Please remember we only completed the first week of LingoZ Translations. There aren’t enough jobs right now. We used week 1 to have the system functional from the translators’ side. This week, as we see increased traffic to site, we will concentrate on the user experience of the customers.

So it is:
No - you are not doing anything wrong.
Yes - you are part of the team.

The pressure on. From both sides. We want our team to experience the benefit they have by working for LingoZ as soon as possible. And we have to show results to your management as well.

As hard as we try, there will be no miracles. As said you are the pioneers of LingoZ translations. It needs patience during the weeks to come.

Hoping to have better news soon,
Ursula

9 Responses

  1. Gabriela Mejías Says:

    Thanks, Ursula. Now it’s clearer to me. So no credits have to be paid to get job notifications… and we will receive an email notification. It’s just a question of time.

    Best regards,

    Gabriela

  2. Corentin Tefack Says:

    Hi Ursula,
    It’s so nice having you back after your BUSY weekend!
    Hope you’re doing fine. Delighted to understand your clear explanations and looking forward to contributing to the growth of Lingoz.

  3. Loreto Riveiro Says:

    Hi, all

    I hope you have had a fine weekend.

    Ursula, thank you for the input. Like Gabriela, I was confused about the credits and notifications.

  4. Mary Says:

    Thanks Ursula. I was wondering, but didn’t want to besiege you with emails. I’ll be patient.

  5. Cesar Silva Says:

    hi Ursula,

    Thanks for your sharp sensibility of the team’s hidden questions.

    Count on me to the project growth.

    Cesar Silva

  6. Lillian Says:

    Thanks again Ursula!

  7. Virginia Says:

    I agree with everybody we must be patient! That’s what is all about as for the translator job!We are always Waiting for Godot…
    LOL

    The best,
    Virginia

  8. Susan Says:

    I got a notification of a job (Project 111), but when I go to my profile as instructed, there is nothing there. What does this mean?

    Thanks,
    Susan

  9. Monica Eckman Says:

    Hello Ursula,

    I was begginning to wonder about similar things. Thanks for clarifying all that was needed.
    Count on me long term!
    Have a nice day!

    Monica

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