Pros
You help people who can't communicate and it really feels like you make a difference. Your coworkers can be awesome.
Cons
Horrid management. You get treated like a number, not a person. Management only wants you to work like a zombie so they can fatten their checks while the interpreter slaves away at usually no more than 12.00/hr if you're Spanish speaking. Your talent is wasted, because they see you as a cash cow. Not only that you feel like your talent of being bilingual is not special. You will dread going in. They say the schedule is flexible, it really isn't. They fill you with false promises, and their benefits are crap ($2500 deductible you have to pay out of pocket). Management plays favorites, lots of inner office relationships with married Co workers. It's awful. Only two restrooms with 4 stalls each for a huge facility.