What are some best practices to avoid interference and distractions in your audio equipment?
As a simultaneous interpreter, you need to deliver clear and accurate speech in real time, while listening to the source language and processing the information. This requires high levels of concentration, mental agility, and linguistic skills. However, your performance can be affected by interference and distractions in your audio equipment, such as background noise, poor sound quality, feedback, or technical glitches. How can you avoid or minimize these problems and ensure a smooth and professional interpretation? Here are some best practices to follow.