LanguageLine Solutions reviews about "pay"

not very good medical benefits. PTO is quite annoying to request sometimes, if you take off for a while, you have to submit requesting for every single day separately. The schedule is not very good, you have to work on Pacific time doesn't matter what time zone you are in which is quite annoying sometimes.

Have to do a lot of multitasking with taking down notes. Pay is not really high but manageable

Pay does not increase with time

Maybe hard to get schedule change

Not enough bookings to make it lucrative

The pay could be better considering the skill level required. There’s little room for advancement, and the workload can be unpredictable.

Just wanted to warn anyone considering working for Language Line Solutions—this company pays only $170 per week for a full-time, 5-day, 8-hour shift. That’s less than $4.30 per hour for a job that requires constant mental effort, where I have to quickly take notes, interpret in my mind, and deliver accurate and precise translations in real time. I get that it's a remote job, but that doesn’t justify the insultingly low pay. Plus, their benefits aren’t anything special either. For a company that relies entirely on skilled interpreters to function, they sure don’t seem to value us much. If you're in Costa Rica and looking for remote interpreting jobs, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere unless you want to be overworked and underpaid.

Some calls can be stressful thlough but overall really good experience

They sometimes change your working hours for the month after without consulting your availability.