since I didn't really want to return

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My first experience with foreign languages ​​was at a summer camp. I immediately wanted to become a translator. This camp was also my first experience abroad. I studied languages ​​in high school, then at the age of 18, I traveled to the United States as an exchange student with Rotary. I then graduated in translation from the University of Mons, in Belgium. After my studies, I became a serial expat: I lived in the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and Mexico. I lived in the Dominican Republic for 16 years, before finally deciding to move closer to my natural market located in France and Belgium.

But to the gray climate of northern Europe, south korea b2b leads I opted for Spain; a good compromise between the two worlds in my opinion. READ ALSO 5 tips for developing your business internationally Q: When and how did you start your business? Is there an interesting story to tell? It all started when I became interested in search engine optimization (SEO), long before it was fashionable, and even before Google existed. This passion played a key role in the creation of my company and is still very important to me today. As for the origin of BeTranslated, it goes back to my stay in the Dominican Republic, while I was working for iLanguage.

com. I was given the task of writing a business plan. They didn't really pay attention to it. So, two years later, I started organizing my own company, inspired by my business plan. At the time, my boss’s idea was to have 400 translators working in one place. I thought, well, let’s work with translators when there’s demand, hire project managers and work remotely. At the time, this wasn’t as common as it is today. That’s how BeTranslated started, in August 2002. BeTranslated Valencia Q: If your company didn't exist today, what would you do instead? I would probably work for someone else.