Lionbridge reviews

Not a job for pay bills or serious income. My complains pretty much same as previous one who said"Who will hit the Buzzer button first?". I will call it "who has a fastest finger." than you will win your job (Hit the button fast enough to get your calls). It is a job than we all have to fight for a call and the way to test is: Fast enough.....to get your in coming calls. If you are professional interpreter and serious about this job or you want to make a living with this job, calls flows setting is not supposed to be this way. Telephonic Operations department is a problem (Maybe it is a one man show not even a department). Not letting calls go to everyone who is available, instead she controls who gets calls or not. I have been working with LionBridge for more than 10 years and knew all the system changes and call setting issues. But no one values interpreters' opinions, or voice. I knew too much and got too many things or info to offer to CEO or management level. But concerns or complaint letters I have sent it seemed like been received by the same problematic person. Lionbridge company doesn't know anything about all the problem or job issues that telephonic interpreters have faced. We as interpreters are at the front line workers for this company and working with DHS officers, Immigration Court or border protection officers, but we have been treated like no body. Payment disputes and comments of complaint are all being charged by the same person, who is unprofessional, not neutral and have code of conduct violations. This is a big management issues.