work from home
decent training (for the low-level calls at least)
Cons
pay
being super on your toes about every client interaction who expects you to be a robot and remember paragraphs of information, while the company always takes their side on matters, regardless of what nonsense they complain about
LanguageLine Solutions Response
1y
Thank you for your review. We’re glad to hear that you find the work-from-home option and found our training helpful.
We’re sorry to hear your concerns about compensation and client expectations. Our pay is consistent with industry standards, and we’re continuously working to improve interpreter support and training.
We value your feedback and encourage you to reach out to interpretercommunications@languageline.com if you'd like to share more.
A lot of un-paid time off and sick time (also un-paid mostly).
Cons
The job is stressful and doesn’t pay well at all. My local McDonald’s pays almost as much to kids that have zero work experience. It’s a joke.
LanguageLine Solutions Response
2y
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. After doing an extensive evaluation of our pay and benefits in comparison to other employers in our business, we find that our compensation and benefits are consistent with the industry. Please note we regularly review industry compensation. If you would like to discuss further, please email interpretercommunications@languageline.com.
if you want to have the experience of a real interpreter, Language Line solutions is the place to be, the work is fast paced with a huge variety of situations that will provide desirable experience.
Cons
little room for to move up.
too fast paced and its hard to take your breaks when indicated because of the call volume.
low pay