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Prioritizing Localization Projects
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janey_lee
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Jul 18, 2014

Hello everyone on ProZ. I have a question regarding localization project management.

How would you answer the question "How do you prioritize loc projects?" I am a little confused as to how to approach prioritization. What do you need to consider when answering such type of question?

Any tips from loc professionals especially working in project management would greatly help! Any tips regarding how to best prepare for loc project coordinator position would be helpful as... See more
Hello everyone on ProZ. I have a question regarding localization project management.

How would you answer the question "How do you prioritize loc projects?" I am a little confused as to how to approach prioritization. What do you need to consider when answering such type of question?

Any tips from loc professionals especially working in project management would greatly help! Any tips regarding how to best prepare for loc project coordinator position would be helpful as well. Thank you. ▲ Collapse
 


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