Working With Languages | Multilingual Careers across Industries from Translator and Language Teacher to Linguist and Other Jo
Sonia Kampshoff | MorePerfect.DigitalOn Working with Languages together with my guests I explore how we can use our language skills for career development, career advancement and even a career change from translator and language teacher to working in finance, sales, customer success and more. Whether you want to be employed or freelance, working full time or part time, languages are a soft skill directly linked to communication, rela... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersEducationBusinessLanguage Learning | |||
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'I dream of a world where no one is disadvantaged because of language differences or deficiencies. And you?'
A bold, heart-warming statement Dr Natalia Tilton shares on her LinkedIn profile. Natalia, today's guest, is a learning design specialist wh... more
How does a product manager combine tech with languages? And what skills are involved, if not required, to thrive in this career? Today's guest Hélène Sanchez tells us about how she went from Italy to working for the BBC where she discovered her passi... more
Have you ever wondered what it's like to have a career in tech and work as a customer success manager? Wendy Rendón shares how she went from working in events in Barcelona, Spain to a career in tech working in customer success in tech in Helsinki, Fi... more
Today I sit down with Urmi Hossain who grew up in Italy to Bengali parents, studied in England for a year, then moved to Montreal at 19 where she embarked in a career in finance.
We talk about the very practical challenge of arriving in Montreal kno... more
In this episode I talk to Martina Abagnale, a financial translator and co-founder of the business-management software tool Lemon Twist for freelancers like her.
She speaks candidly about why she launched a second business, how she combines it with h... more
Today I sit down with Alastair Budge, the creator of Leonardo English and the podcast English learning for curious minds.
Alastair created a fantastic resource for people coming back to learn English - skipping the heavy grammar lessons, he digs dee... more
Adrian Probst has 10 years' experience as a translator and YouTuber, specialising in sports translation and working also on the multilingual communication at the Winter Olympics and World Cup events. His YouTube channels is his only source of inbound... more
Today I chat with Elena Carpanese, a Localization Manager at DeepL, about her multilingual background, her career in localization and the language technology industry, and the future of language AI. Originally from Italy, Elena studied English, Germa... more
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What is Working With Languages about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show spotlights how language skills translate into practical career opportunities across industries, from translation and teaching to product management, sales, and leadership. Episodes highlight multilingual collaboration, cross-cultural communication, and the evolving role of language in tech, localization, and education. A standout trait is consistently featuring practitioners who bridge language expertise with business impact—often detailing real-world career pivots, startup journeys, and AI-assisted workflows. Listeners can expect actionable insights for freelancing, corporate roles, and building a multilingual career path, with a clear emphasis on human-centered communication, cultural nuance, and scalable language-enabled opport... more
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Recent guests on Working With Languages include:
1. Dr. Natalia Tilton
2. Hélène Sanchez
3. Wendy Rendón
4. Urmi Hossain
5. Martina Abagnale
6. Alastair Budge
7. Adrian Probst
8. Elena Carpanese
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