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Source text - English Throughout its 100-year history, 3M has had a surefire formula
for growth: hire top-notch scientists in every field, give each
an ample endowment, then stand back and let them do their
thing. That anything-goes approach has yielded thousands of
new products over the decades, from sandpaper and magnetic
audio tape to Post-it Notes and Thinsulate insulation. Indeed,
3M generated $5.6 billion in sales in 2000—fully one-third of
its revenues—from goods that didn’t exist just four years earlier
Translation - Spanish A lo largo de sus 100 años de historia, 3M ha tenido una fórmula segura de crecimiento: contratar científicos de primer nivel para cada área del negocio, proporcionales una amplia dotación de dinero, y después dejarlos actuar. Este enfoque de ‘lo que salga’ ha cosechado miles de nuevos productos a lo largo de décadas y, desde el papel de lija y los cassettes de audio magnéticos hasta los Post-It y los aislantes Thinsulate. De hecho, 3M generó más de $ 5.6 billones en las ventas del año 2000 –un tercio de sus utilidades - correspondieron a bienes que no existían cuatro años antes.
I graduated as a BA in Political Science and afterwards as a MA in Business Administration. I am also a certified English Teacher
I have worked for several companies but not as a translator, so I do know that sometimes you have to take into account some facts when doing translations that have to be used, for example, in a workplace. Not only must you take into account the formality of the language, but also you have to consider the target usage of the documents.
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