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It was a typical Monday afternoon, and I was sitting at my desk, deeply engrossed in my work as an e-learning instructional designer. Amid the race against a looming deadline for a project management course, I decided to take a fleeting moment to check my emails—a decision that led me to a serendipitous discovery.
There, nestled among the clutter of my inbox, was a job posting from Fiverr.com titled “French Technical Editor Needed for SQL e-Learning Courses and Blog Articles.” My heart skipped a beat. The blend of technical editing and proofreading paired with my passions seemed too good to be true. Eagerly, I dove into the job description, learning about the role for a Polish SaaS company in need of a native French editor with a knack for technical skills.
The job entailed editing and proofreading technical blog articles and e-learning courses about SQL and relational databases, with texts already translated from English to French. The challenge was enticing, the pay rate was compelling, and the work promised a rewarding blend of complexity and creativity. Without hesitation, I began drafting my application, my mind alight with the possibilities this role presented.
“The fusion of technical expertise and linguistic finesse—it’s not just a job; it’s an art form.”
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The role piqued my interest for several reasons. It represented a unique opportunity to leverage my bilingual abilities and technical background in SQL, marrying them in a way that’s rare in the job market. Furthermore, the position’s focus on e-learning resonated deeply with my career path and passion for using technology to enhance educational experiences. Lastly, the dynamic and innovative environment offered by the company promised a stimulating challenge that would keep me engaged and foster professional growth.
Reading the job post triggered a wave of nostalgia, transporting me back to a similar project I had led years ago. That experience, filled with late nights and the intricate dance between SQL and the French language, had been exhilarating. It had ended on a high note, but left me with a longing for more. This job posting felt like a call to return to a realm where my passions for language and technology could once again intertwine.
The original job post detailed the search for a native French editor to tackle editing and proofreading tasks for SQL e-Learning courses and blog articles. The candidate needed to be fluent in French, well-versed in database concepts, and proficient with HTML documents. The role promised an hourly compensation and the opportunity to undertake a paid trial task, beckoning qualified candidates to apply.
Conclusion Of Review
Despite the allure of this job posting, a critical evaluation led me to a different conclusion. While the role matched my skill set perfectly, it fell short of my financial goals. The prospect of earning at least $1000USD per project was important to me, and the hourly rate offered, though fair, did not align with this objective.
Response If Worth Pursuing
Had the job met my income criteria, my approach would have been to emphasize my unique blend of skills, experience, and passion for technical writing and the French language. I would have crafted a message highlighting my professional background and my enthusiasm for the role, aiming to catch the hiring manager’s attention with a blend of professionalism and authenticity.
Response If Not Pursuing
Choosing not to pursue this opportunity, I would respond with grace and creativity, expressing my genuine interest and appreciation for the role while explaining my decision to focus on projects that align more closely with my income objectives. My reply would acknowledge the potential of the role and wish the team well in their search, leaving the door open for future opportunities.
Thank you for reading. If this post sparked your interest or if you’d like to discuss this further, feel free to reach out to me. Whether you’re contemplating how you’d approach such a job or if you’re keen on teaming up on an eLearning project, I’m available for a chat. Visit fiverr.com/an802adam to use the free chat feature or even set up a Zoom call. Looking forward to connecting!
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Let’s connect!
Let’s chat sometime if your interested in working together on a project! I enjoy geeking out over tech used in eLearning courses and am always excited to expand my team with people who are passionate about what they do. So if you need an eLearning course designed, or your a Graphic Artist, or Project Manager, or a fellow ID, I’m interested in chatting with you.
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Thoughts
In the meanwhile, I’m going to file this article away under:
#an802adam, #Articulate, #eLearningExperience, #Fiverr, #FrenchTechnicalEditor, #SQLCourses, #TechnicalEditing, #TechnicalSkills, #Vertabelo
