Pros
Earned Interpreter Certificate can be used someplace else. Interview and onboarding all done electronically & remote.
Cons
* Inadequate training: after one week of classroom mediocre training, you are expected to begin interpreting calls. See a list of terms & expected to apply them flawlessly minutes later in calls. * If employee older, say above 50, female trainers are condescending: your problem is your short-term memory, get easily distracted, and refuse to help you with learning material. * Young female trainers hit on male trainees unashamed - but claim to be "professional." * Old training computers - unable to adjust even monitor brightness. * Unable to ask ANY questions - will be held against you. Employees walk around mute, staring straight or down, flat faced like zombies. * No benefits - not even paid holiday - during first 90 days. Just $17.00 hourly. * Any bonus offer is unworthy the unsettling feeling of moving sand under your feet. High turnover w/training held twice monthly - get it?