Do you think your working hours have affected your health?

Do you ask a colleague to review your translation before submitting it to the client?

How often do you read books/articles related to translation/language?

Do you think the number of WWA entries one has can influence an outsourcer's decision?

Do you insist on a signed contract before beginning work?

Do you have a minimum invoice charge?

How do you typically receive your documents for translation?

When you tell someone who's not in the business that you're a translator, how do they react?

Have you ever felt like you've won a hard battle with a particularly difficult sentence?

Do you think age and life experience have an impact on the quality of your work?

How many important "variants" are there in your (main) native language?

Do you extend your working hours if you have a tight deadline?

Do you notice grammatical errors when others speak and/or write?

Since the last poll on this subject, have you created a Twitter account to use professionally?

Is your income higher or lower compared to when you were not a freelancer?

Did you employ the services of a professional interior designer to design your home office?

When you encounter an unknown word, what is the source of information that you consult first?

Do you have your own professional website?

Have you ever worked while travelling?

Do you provide your TMs to clients?

Do you use any invoicing tools/software?

Do you change your rates for clients located in different countries?

How many translation-related events do you attend, on average, each year?

The computer you are working on right now fails suddenly. Do you have a backup system in place?

Would you agree to do a free translation for a client you've known for years?

What percentage of your working time is wasted browsing and/or being distracted?

On average, how much time per week do you devote to building or maintaining personal glossaries?

Do you request that clients acknowledge the receipt of your invoice?

Have you ever regretted buying a particular CAT tool after test-driving another?

Do you ask your clients for an opinion on your translation services?

How many of your clients have you met in person?

Have you ever worked while you were very sick to meet a deadline?

Do you talk about your personal life (hobbies, family, etc.) with your client(s)?

How often do you take a break from working at your computer?

Do you prefer to work in a team or alone?

In your working fields, do you work on documents that may be considered highly technical?

Have you ever had work published in a translation journal?

When did you stop seeing yourself as a beginner translator after starting your career?

Do you typically work on more than one project at a time?

If asked to state your own deadline for an assignment, how much leeway do you plan in?

The copyright of your delivered translations typically lies with…

Do you have any entries in the "Project History" field of your ProZ.com profile?

Have you ever been given free samples of what you are translating/interpreting about?

How do you feel when you start working each day?

Would you consider yourself to be a self-taught translator or interpreter?

Do you have a logo for yourself or for the company you own?

Do you switch from one language pair to another during your working day?

How far into your translation career did you decide to invest in CAT software?

How much of your income comes from your regular clients?

You are working and the phone rings. What do you do?