Does LanguageLine Solutions pay their employees well?

According to anonymously submitted Glassdoor reviews, LanguageLine Solutions employees rate their compensation and benefits as 2.3 out of 5. Find out more about salaries and benefits at LanguageLine Solutions. This rating has decreased by 7% over the last 12 months.

How satisfied are employees working at LanguageLine Solutions?

39% of LanguageLine Solutions employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews . Employees also rated LanguageLine Solutions 3.1 out of 5 for work life balance, 2.6 for culture and values and 2.5 for career opportunities.

What are the top reviewed jobs at LanguageLine Solutions?

Interpreter (887) , Spanish Interpreter (248) , Interpreter/Translator (246) , Medical Interpreter (180) , Intérprete Bilingüe (119) , Over The Phone Interpreter (60) , Mandarin Interpreter (38) , Spanish Medical Interpreter (37) , Vietnamese Interpreter (23) , Project Manager (22) , All-call Interpreter (20) , Translator (19) , Arabic Interpreter (16) , Freelance Interpreter (14) , French Interpreter (13)

What are the pros of working at LanguageLine Solutions according to real employee reviews?

"Like ability to work from home and flexible hours" ((in 527 reviews)); "The training is good and complete." ((in 131 reviews)); "Flexible hours and really feel you are doing something good to assist people." ((in 64 reviews)); "Feels great to help people and the only satisfaction you get is when see people happy by the help they get." ((in 36 reviews)); "It really feels good to help people in need as it often is the case in some calls." ((in 23 reviews))

What are the cons of working at LanguageLine Solutions according to real employee reviews?

"The pay is low and employees no longer have a "water cooler" portal to share their views and opinions." ((in 363 reviews)); "NO BENEFITS: you get an extremely limited insurance that will not cover you for anything." ((in 167 reviews)); "Poor management indeed." ((in 102 reviews)); "The salary was low but it was just a few hours so I though it would be a pretty light endeavor." ((in 89 reviews)); "No pay for time off." ((in 34 reviews))

What are the top reviewed LanguageLine Solutions locations?

Monterey , Los Angeles , New York , Portland , Houston , Chicago , Miami , El Paso , Charlotte , Dallas , Orlando , Atlanta , Phoenix , San Diego , Washington , San Juan , San Francisco , California , Jacksonville , Tampa , Raleigh , Las Vegas , Seattle , Boston , Florida City , Austin , California City , San Jose , Virginia Beach , Detroit

LanguageLine Solutions reviews

2.9

39% would recommend to a friend

(873 total reviews)

Simon Yoxon-Grant

36% approve of CEO

31% positive business outlook

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1.0

Jul 30, 2015

worst ever

Over the phone interpreter

Recommend

CEO approval

Business Outlook

Pros

None, just working from home.

Cons

Run like plantation, low pay ( minimum wage), no access to any manager or department, no benefits. It was known for providing a good training. Not any more, Run as a plantation.

4.0

Jul 21, 2015

Good company

Medical specialized interpreter

Recommend

CEO approval

Business Outlook

Pros

Puerto Rico wages and benefits are great considering we work at home. The trainings all very complete and the information available is very precise and helpful for our duties. They give us encouragement to keep improving and motivation.

Cons

The communication between departments is not the best.

1.0

Jul 10, 2015

A job for some pocket money if you don't have to really work; good to get foot in the door...

Interpreter

Recommend

CEO approval

Business Outlook

Pros

If you want to be an interpreter and have little to no experience, don't worry, LLS will hire you, and you can train there, figure out if the job is for you, and in the mean time look for another job with the acquired experience. I was a student getting my MA degree, and needed a job, and time for school, so this was great, it also kept my native language alive. I gained a lot of experience on almost any field of life. It's a great opportunity to keep your brain active and react fast, sometimes under pressure when you interpret for courts, for example. The rest is just downright bad.

Cons

1. You realize that you're being treated as a second rate disposable tiny part in the huge system. 2. No benefits. 3. Low pay. 4. You have to communicate with a lot of ignorant people, just imagine that at your job you have to talk to Peggy a bank employee, outsourced from Bombay, who only speaks scripted language, and THAT language you have to interpret to a deaf 90 year old immigrant who can barely remember her age, yet just keeps screaming just because. 5. You get sick, your phone line is down, you really want to pee and can't wait until your break (only 2, or even 1 break in 5 hours!) - it all counts against you! 6. They mostly hire immigrants who desperate to find a job. They're just fluent in two languages, maybe even just in one language and speak some English but most of them are NOT interpreters. 7. The company really cares if you're polite, it doesn't care about the quality of your interpretation.

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