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Freelance writer and translator, ex-recruiter
UK-based writer and translator, Debbie Garrick, has 11+ years of experience writing international content. In addition to her work for Welcome to the Jungle, leveraging her experience as a recruiter in London and Paris, she has had articles published in The Linguist and writes and translates regularly for various well-known French brands. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
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