How to find a translation job?

If you are really good, you can go to some international exhibitions, where many foreign companies will participate. You can talk to them (in a foreign language, of course) and give them your business card. Go a few more times, and someone will look for you after a long time.

An interpreter leaves a translation company to look for a job alone, just like a tour guide leaves a travel agency, which is not very good. If you go it alone, you can't get the big order, you can't do it, and few customers wait long for you to translate slowly.

There is also the problem of confidentiality of translation. Customers ask translation companies to do it, hoping to have a promise of confidentiality, but the promise that translation can make will be greatly discounted by customers, and there is also the problem of quality assurance. Translation mistakes may be liable for compensation, which is difficult for individuals to bear.