After four years of english study in university, Nemo succesfully graduated from SISU with excellent performance records, and smoothly passed the TEM-8, the Test for English Majors Rank 8.
Before his college life, he spent 12 years on his basic education in primary and secondary schools, starting his 1st grade in primary school at his four without any funny stories in kindergarden, because he never got a chance to spend the happy childhood there. Whe he was young, he played and chased after his 2-year-older brother, and coincidently studied his 1st grade together with his brother, then went to school from primary school to high school; both of them stayed and studied in the same classroom and laid down in the same dorm. That's amazing, aha...
During his college, he kept studying and practising. In that way, he was educated, trained and skilled in all aspects.
It was only several days right after he started building his career and dropped a resume to a company from the Netherlands that he was succesfully interviewed and employed as a patent translator; and it, again, was only 15 days right after his first working day in the Dutch company that he was promoted to be a patent translation proofreader because of his high responsibility, great confidence and patience, and skillful translation performance.
Well, there is no free lunch in the world. After one year in the Dutch company, but actually during the one year job, he's been suggesting, reporting, feedbacking and improving whenever he found some problems either on company business or operations, but he was always ignored as nothing. Due to his personal and positional stories, he left the company for some freelance setup.
The year of 2008 is a tough year for Nemo to stablize his career, but a transitional year for both his freelance translation and his full time job. He was succesfully enrolled into a U.S. energy company and was working as a technical interpreter, working one month on and one month off. That's why he is allowed by time to do some more freelance jobs and gets the access to building this site, sharing all his experience and stories.
Before his college life, he spent 12 years on his basic education in primary and secondary schools, starting his 1st grade in primary school at his four without any funny stories in kindergarden, because he never got a chance to spend the happy childhood there. Whe he was young, he played and chased after his 2-year-older brother, and coincidently studied his 1st grade together with his brother, then went to school from primary school to high school; both of them stayed and studied in the same classroom and laid down in the same dorm. That's amazing, aha...
During his college, he kept studying and practising. In that way, he was educated, trained and skilled in all aspects.
It was only several days right after he started building his career and dropped a resume to a company from the Netherlands that he was succesfully interviewed and employed as a patent translator; and it, again, was only 15 days right after his first working day in the Dutch company that he was promoted to be a patent translation proofreader because of his high responsibility, great confidence and patience, and skillful translation performance.
Well, there is no free lunch in the world. After one year in the Dutch company, but actually during the one year job, he's been suggesting, reporting, feedbacking and improving whenever he found some problems either on company business or operations, but he was always ignored as nothing. Due to his personal and positional stories, he left the company for some freelance setup.
The year of 2008 is a tough year for Nemo to stablize his career, but a transitional year for both his freelance translation and his full time job. He was succesfully enrolled into a U.S. energy company and was working as a technical interpreter, working one month on and one month off. That's why he is allowed by time to do some more freelance jobs and gets the access to building this site, sharing all his experience and stories.
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