More than a thank!! I'm encouraged alot by your shares. Never try to be perfect. Stay cool calm and collective ~ Thanks a bunch!!!

Simultaneous is extremely stressful 😢 I'm extremely comfortable with consequitive..

So interesting!!!

Thanks for this great video. Did you stop posting on your channel, or do you plan to post new videos and continue with this great project? Thanks for letting us know!

Amazing. I am an English-Indonesian Conference Interpreter based in Indonesia. I would love to participate in this kind of events abroad. :)

60 hours?? It takes YEARS to become a true interpreter.

We love Mike on linkedIn!:)👌roller coaster it is!

So helpful! And your vulnerability is commendable. Many feel this way but just don’t admit or share it. - thank you

LOVELY testimony.....Thank you so much.

I think simultaneous is easier too

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Thanks

Thank you for the opportunity to share my experience :)

Hello, I would love to get an authorization to use your video in a training course I'm working on it, can I?

Thank you for sharing! I think quality should matter all of the time, regardless. In this industry, we are quality-and-result-oriented people and we tend to apply those principles even in our daily lives.

Very interesting podcast and good to see that some progress has been made over the decades, but we still have a long way to go. I have a close family member who was on an stroke ward run by the NHS recently (UK state medical service). It's too far for me to visit and we are both hard-of-hearing, so I was really pleased that the ward nurses had a couple of tablet devices we could use to call with video and subtitles. (On the downside, the staff managed to lose her hearing aids while she was in hospital, but they were promptly replaced.) But then she was transferred to a rehab care home where they only have the ward landline. It's cordless, so they took it to the cafeteria where my family member was and we really struggled to have a conversation with just audio, plus all the background noise of the cafeteria. Nightmare scenario for hard-of-hearing trying to stay connected as a patient and for hard-of-hearing trying to support their loved ones. Luckily, there are relatives close enough to visit and able to organize a private device so that we can connect. Thirty years ago, there would have probably been one public payphone in the whole building for those who could walk to it and manage the coins, so things have got better in many ways. In the modern world, communication technology should be available in the healthcare environment and staff should get basic training in how to use it and help the patients with it.

I am so proud of you and happy that I could move you into this powerful role. I love your passion and just seeing you succeed.

What is the process for joining OHCIA as a voting member?

Great episode, thank you!

Melissa seems to be an amazing human being both personally and professionally! It’s a pleasure even just to listen to her! We indeed need to believe in ourselves and just work towards our dreams! Thanks for the episode:)

Wow! There’s truly SO much power when a person sees a meaning behind what they are doing! Inspired!

This was a great interview. I’ve seen Mike before. I appreciated his message.

What an awesome podcast from a wonderful fellow countrywoman and interpreter, her story is great and made me reflect a lot on the matter.

Bam 💥 our very own Meli the ninja terp from #hotsauceinterpreters. Friends you have to listen to this one.

Loved this podcast. Check it out #hotsauceinterpreters.

Bam 💥 heads up to all my #hotsauceinterpreters this is a great channel for interpreters and translators

Excellent interview. Thanks for sharing. I loved it. 💗💗💗💗

What a fantastic interview. Such a unique perspective Melissa brings to our interpreting community!

This has been an informative episode and Melissa Yitani is an amazing role model.

That is why I avoid talking in length with clients, in lobbies. Lol

Beautiful lady