Relationship between the Meaning of Work, Work Engagement, and Perceived Employability among Digital Nomads

By Kadri Koor Abstract The master’s thesis aim was to identify the relationships between the meaning of work, work engagement, and the perceived employability among digital nomads. Additionally, differences in the meaning of work among digital nomads of different ages were explored, as well as the perceived employability differences among digital nomads of various classifications,

Are There Constructed Languages in Asian Countries?

This article is in partnership with Day Translations. We have explored a couple of constructed languages that were heavily influenced by European languages, but what about Asian languages? Is there a common language that people can use in different Asian countries? Southeastern Asian Languages There have been several attempts at categorising Southeastern Asian languages, but

Is Interlingua Better than Esperanto or Viceversa? A Close-up on Constructed Languages

This article is in partnership with Day Translations. To answer the question in the title, no language is better than the other because each serves different purposes. Both esperanto and interlingua aim to aid communication among people from different countries and cultures and both are constructed languages. But first, what are constructed languages? A Brief

Best Green Capitals in Europe

This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Inspired by an article by European Best Destinations, I thought that it would be interesting to find out which locations in Europe are best suited for those who appreciate the great outdoors and low pollution while working and travelling abroad. The article mentioned above selected these European

Day Translations at AdWeek Commerce Week Conference 2024

This article is in partnership with Day Translations. Day Translations staff attended the AdWeek Commerce Week conference in New York City, as covered in the second issue of The Linguist Magazine. “From Storytelling to Selling” The headline message from the AdWeek conference was “from storytelling to selling” and the aim of the event was to