I am part of the sales team. My role as Strategic Account Manager is to ensure that our clients have a great experience with us- start to finish.
I am the Managing Director of North America, driving strategic growth through our US headquarters in Kansas City.
I’m a language lead and a quality assurance specialist, that means, in general, that I find faults with other people and get paid for this: isn’t it a dream job?
I am the Lead German Linguist. Apart from translating for many of our clients, I am the main linguistic contact for in-house staff and freelance vendors.
I manage the Desktop Publishing Dept. at the SH3 office in Overland Park, Kansas.
DTP. Our goal is to make the publications look as good in whatever language, as they do in English. It’s always a great compliment when nobody notices what we do.
I am part of the IT department and am mainly responsible for preparing computers and managing our helpdesk. I am fairly new to Argos so I still have a lot to learn!
I work as a language lead, which involves coordination of translation projects, mostly from various linguistic aspects.
I am a DTP Specialist, with expertise in Asian languages. I love my job, working remotely from my home in Virginia.
I have been working as Business Development Director for Argos for over 5 years now. I love the role – it’s all about building relationships, and developing the right solutions for each client.
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How did you end up working with us?
I responded to an ad in the newspaper for what sounded like an interesting position. Here I am, 7 years later and I still find my job interesting every day.
What do you do?
I am part of the sales team. My role as Strategic Account Manager is to ensure that our clients have a great experience with us- start to finish. I also help to grow our business, both with new accounts as well as new opportunities within our key accounts.
What do you like most about working here?
Great group of people. Focus on quality. I also think we have the best customers- I love working with them.
What is your most memorable moment working here?
The day we found out that SH3 was being acquired by our long-time partners at Argos. Very exciting.
What is your favorite word or phrase in any given language?
Joie de vivre- Exuberant enjoyment of life.
How did you end up working with us?
I was approached by Argos shortly after coming back to work from my second maternity leave. After talking with Kevin (CEO) and Gerry (CS0), I knew this was a company that I wanted to be a part of – full of life, energy and great people.
What do you do?
I am the Managing Director of North America, driving strategic growth through our US headquarters in Kansas City.
What do you like most about working here?
I enjoy the culture of our company. Dynamic, energetic, fun and forward thinking. We are building teams for the future of our industry and our company in a very healthy and amazing way. From my first day, I felt like we were working towards something great.
What is your most memorable moment working here?
Visiting our global headquarters in Krakow, Poland is my greatest experience thus far. I particularly enjoyed the last trip where we were surrounded by the Christmas markets and the rich culture of the city. It was magical.
What is your favorite word or phrase in any given language?
Mo mhuirnín dílis [“my dear darling one” in Gaelic]
How did you end up working with us?
I just browsed Russian job sites searching for an offer where my ability to speak and understand Polish would be an advantage. To my surprise, the keyword I input led me to Poland itself. SUDDENLY.
What do you do?
I’m a language lead and a quality assurance specialist, that means, in general, that I find faults with other people and get paid for this: isn’t it a dream job?
What do you like most about working here?
Great atmosphere and fantastic colleagues: this is definitely not a dull 9 to 5 job!
What is your most memorable moment working here?
Definitely my first encounter with Argos: a job interview. These were the times when Argos was scattered to the different offices, and the one where I ended up looked like an ad hoc rented private house without any nameplate on the door. I even asked myself: Where am I? Is this worthwhile? Now I can answer: Yes, for sure. At least we have our own building and a huge Argos sign at the reception.
What is your favorite word or phrase in any given language?
An English description of overreaction: Burn a house to kill a mouse.
How did you end up working with us?
I wanted to change something in my life and career. I worked over 5 years at my last company and just felt it was time to find something new. The opportunity at Argos appeared and here I am. :)
What do you do?
I am part of the IT department and am mainly responsible for preparing computers and managing our helpdesk. I am fairly new to Argos so I still have a lot to learn!
What do you like most about working here?
The people at Argos are really nice and always help each other out. Argos also provides training and the opportunity to develop within the company. The candies, fruit and smoothie days are an added bonus and tasty too.
What is your most memorable moment working here?
I have been working here for less than a month so it hasn’t happened yet (but I hope it will soon). I want my most memorable moment to be huge!
What is your favorite word or phrase in any given language?
I’m learning Japanese and the phrase is very Japanese. They do not have a literal translation. Itterasshai - you say this to someone when they are leaving home, either for work, school, etc. Which often translats to: see you; have a good day, have a safe journey; take care, etc. Japanese people say this to express their hope that family members will come back home safely.
How did you end up working with us?
I previously worked for a vendor company to SH3. In 2000, I joined SH3 for a short time, and then worked freelance until 2011 when I became a full time DTP staff member.
What do you do?
I am a DTP Specialist, with expertise in Asian languages.
What do you like most about working here?
I love my job, working remotely from my home in Virginia. I communicate constantly with the Kansas City office and I can ask questions and get the answers quickly. I feel like part of the DTP team.
What is your most memorable moment working here?
In early 2015, I visited the Kansas City office. This was only my second visit, and I was very excited to meet everyone face-to-face. I look forward to more personal visits from time to time.
What is your favourite word?
My favorite word in Chinese is “知足常乐“ - Happiness lies in contentment.
How did you end up working with us?
I have worked for many years in a Business Development/ Account Management role and have a lot of experience in the Localization industry. I had coffee with the Argos CSO one day and he let me know about a role that was available at Argos. And after introductions and interviews and a great trip to Krakow I ended up working for Argos.
What do you do?
I have been working as Business Development Director for Argos for over 5 years now. This involves managing and developing new and existing accounts. I love the role – it’s all about building relationships, and developing the right solutions for each client. There are so many options with technology and tools as well and it’s all about aligning the best to our clients needs.
What do you like most about working here?
I enjoy working with the people at Argos and our clients. We have the best!
What is your most memorable moment working here?
Lots of different memorable moments spring to mind – great client meetings, events etc. I find it’s always exciting to work with people and finally meet them face-to-face. And I have been in the industry a long time so you tend to come across the same people but sometimes working with different companies. So any event is memorable – it’s a chance to meet up with new and old friends!
What is your favorite word or phrase in any given language?
The word Grá comes from ‘grá mo chroí’ – love of my heart. It’s a word we tend to use when speaking about our interests/likes in English as well to give more weight to the sentence.