Post a job once.

Spanish speakers see it in Spanish. English speakers see English. Spanish speakers see Spanish. You post once.

By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice · 1 min read

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You post a job listing on a website. Spanish-speaking workers in Corpus Christi, Alice, Calallen, and the Coastal Bend will see the job title, description, and safety warnings in Spanish. English speakers will see it in English.

You don't translate anything. You don't manage two separate listings. You write it once in English. The website handles the rest.

A worker browsing the site can switch between English and Spanish with a button. Same as flipping a light switch.