Ever thought about where your Japanese study may take you? Would you like to use your Japanese to travel the world and make a living? You might be interested in the slide presentation Jed Schmidt presented at IJET17 (the 17th International Japanese/English Translation Conference) on June 17 in Kobe. Jed is a technical J-E translator who spent the last 2 years living and working in Sweden, China, Hawaii and Australia, making his office in cafes and keeping in touch with clients via the internet. Find out exactly how he does it by checking out the Flickr slideshow Lifehacks for Mobile Translators.
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