Distractions are inevitable, and unavoidable to say the least, with whatever we do.
The solution to these distractions are simple, but as human beings we welcome them with open arms for as long as we can, because we enjoy procrastinating and avoiding work and whatever brings us stress, don’t you agree?
You know the feeling you get when you’re enjoying a cup of coffee, blissfully unaware of the heavy to do list that is just about to hit you? And then suddenly, like something heavy just landed on your head, you rush to finish your cup of coffee, grab a pen and paper and starting listing out the items you need to complete. The ideas swirling in your head are now resting on a piece of paper instead.
We all know how stressful it is to plan your workweek; do we even remember to plan for our busy workweeks ahead of time? I know I don’t.
I would probably make it a mental note in my head, but when it comes down to it, I will completely forget the whole thing and say, “We’ll see how work goes, and I’ll go with the flow.” I’m sure most of us if not all are guilty of that, right?
Globalization and technology have revolutionized the international workforce. While most of the outcomes are positive, there are a few quirks that still need solving for. One thing that needs to be resolved is language processing and translation. These methods have improved throughout the last seventy years. Yet, there seems to always be more that technology and AI can do to perfect the machine translation process. When it comes to international business, a constant struggle is being able to effectively translate documents in a timely manner.
Social media is an incredible space to market yourself, your company, or your service. When done right, these platforms can expand your reach (and viewership) to places all around the globe. If you’ve ever managed a social media page, or done social media marketing, you know how difficult and strategic it is to build engagement and a loyal audience.
Pretty much everyone in the world owns a phone or two, whether it’s a Samsung, or an iPhone. Hence, it’s pretty much guaranteed that we’ve all downloaded a bunch of applications; games, social media, maps, etc.
Ureed is proud to announce that they are now part of the Endeavor network. Endeavor Jordan selected Nour Al Hassan, CEO of Tarjama and Ureed, into its global network.
Are you a student in the faculty of languages? Are you studying a major not related to linguistics but you are still into languages? If your answer is “yes” to either question, then this blog is for you. You must have seen many “A” students out there who cannot get jobs easily or whose performance is not as good as other students with lesser grades and GPAs. This is not surprising, as there are things a university student with an interest in linguistics ought to do in order to begin with a solid footing.
Each writer follows a different routine or ritual to get their writing flow going. But let’s be real, all of us writers out there have one thing in common, we have a ritual, and we tend to suffer from writer’s block from time to time.
You may have heard of a new term being thrown around, gripping the attention of a newly liberated and worldly curious generation: the ‘digital nomad’ phenomenon. The title ‘digital nomad’ has been roaming around lately, bouncing off conversations, apparent on our social media feeds, and written about in blogs.
