Gratitude and Growth: A Thanksgiving Reflection from The SOS Agency
> As we gather around tables filled with family, friends, and delicious food this Thanksgiving, The SOS Agency takes a moment to reflect on the power of…
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Practice notes, professional standards and lessons from the field for working interpreters.
> As we gather around tables filled with family, friends, and delicious food this Thanksgiving, The SOS Agency takes a moment to reflect on the power of…
Read post →Being an exceptional interpreter goes beyond skill; it means delivering outstanding customer service to both Deaf and hearing clients alike. Every interaction…
Read post →As interpreters, we know that our work requires both skill and practice. Whether you’ve been interpreting for six months or twenty years, there’s always room…
Read post →Every great business starts with a need, and The SOS Agency is no exception. Its journey began in Atlanta, sparked by a recurring demand from an out-of-state…
Read post →As American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters, we understand the importance of advocating for a team for certain assignments. Yet, we sometimes see and hear…
Read post →As ASL interpreters, we often debate whether we should bill for arriving early to assignments. Are we preparing ourselves to do the best job possible, or are…
Read post →Securing more assignments from interpreting agencies requires proactive engagement, effective communication, and a commitment to delivering high-quality…
Read post →Interpreters, like other self-employed professionals, may be eligible for various tax deductions to help reduce their taxable income. It's important to keep…
Read post →1. Addressing the Shortage: There is currently a significant shortage of ASL interpreters across many communities.
Read post →Alex is an ASL interpreter who gets assigned to interpret at a hospital. After the doctors finish their rounds, Alex faces a choice – sit in the hall or hang…
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