by Rodney Boot | Nov 16, 2017 | Blog, Municipality
Malin Namdal, head of refugee services in Kvam, uses TikkTalk to book highly educated interpreters. Kvam is a medium-sized municipality along the Hardangerfjord in Western Norway. The municipality has taken in about 30 refugees per year for the last two years, and...
by Rodney Boot | Nov 16, 2017 | Blog
In recent years, Esraa Alezy Groven has gone from working as a programmer and project manager, to a full-time interpreter. – I’m very pleased with TikkTalk, and it makes my life easier! For those who are planning a career as an interpreter, read 7...
by Rodney Boot | Nov 16, 2017 | Blog
Educated interpreters often experience the industry from another angle. The interpretation agencies’ battle to send the cheapest interpreters has its impact on those who are educated and who want to build a career within interpretation. It’s a rainy...
by Rodney Boot | Nov 16, 2017 | Blog, Municipality, Uncategorized
Head of refugee services, Wenche Bjerke, says TikkTalk offers the best quality for the money – We are mainly concerned with the quality of interpretation, says Wenche Bjerke. She is the head of refugee services in Enebakk municipality in Eastern Norway, and leads a...
by Rodney Boot | Jan 6, 2017 | Blog, News
It’s been a great first year for TikkTalk. We founded the company in February, went to market in July, and saw huge growth by December. It’s not easy being a tech company in a mostly non-tech industry, but we think we are doing well so far with changing the face of...
