Additionally, translation agencies serve as intermediaries between clients and translators. Translators who collaborate with agencies may receive assignments from diverse clients and industries. Depending on the agency’s policies, they may work on-site at the agency’s office or remotely. While agencies offer a steady stream of projects and administrative support, translators might have less control over choosing assignments compared to freelancing. Furthermore, international organizations such as the United Nations or diplomatic missions often employ translators to facilitate communication between countries and ensure accurate multilingual documentation. These translators may work in the organization’s headquarters, regional offices, or remotely, depending on the organization’s nature and scope of work.
