Soft skills in the work of a translator in the context of new technologies

In this article, I address the topic of soft skills. These skills are discussed in the context of translation studies, and later in the article, their importance in working with new technologies is presented, particularly in the conditions for teamwork created by technology. The differences between hard and soft skills are also outlined.

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Językoznawstwo
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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.25312/j.9676
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Translation Studies and Practices
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Soft skills in the work of a translator in the context of new technologies

Michał Ledwosiński
Językoznawstwo
Translation Studies and Practices
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Soft skills in the work of a translator in the context of new technologies

Michał Ledwosiński
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Abstract

In this article, I address the topic of soft skills. These skills are discussed in the context of translation studies, and later in the article, their importance in working with new technologies is presented, particularly in the conditions for teamwork created by technology. The differences between hard and soft skills are also outlined.

Językoznawstwo(2/23)
University of Humanities and Economics in Lodz (PL)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Translation Studies and Practices
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