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When The U.S. President is Globally Illiterate, The World Notices

It’s no secret that Americans don’t rank highly when it comes to geographic knowledge. For many people, what happens outside the United States feels distant and disconnected from daily life. Why know where Somalia or...

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Legally Fired By AI? A Court Just Said Yes.

A translator in Spain was recently laid off. Her employer argued that revenue had dropped as clients began relying more heavily on AI tools. She challenged the termination in court. She lost. In a country...

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The Salesman Personality: Why Boastfulness Works in the U.S. (and Often Doesn’t Elsewhere)

Every culture has a different relationship with confidence. In some places, selling yourself loudly is admired. In others, it’s viewed with suspicion. Few personality types highlight this divide more clearly than the classic “salesman” persona:...

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AI, Localization, and What’s Really Coming Next

An Interview with Renato Beninatto Hosted by Michael Cardenas I recently had the opportunity to sit down with localization veteran Renato Beninatto to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping the language industry. With decades of...

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The Subtle Art of Email Etiquette

Whether you’re sending a quick “Thanks!” or a long project update, how you respond to an email says more than you might think. While email feels universal, the way people interpret tone, timing, and formality...

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