LanguageLine Solutions reviews about "people"

0 social life. Since you will be talking to client with various topics with confidential information, you'll be working completely alone for 8 hours straight. Idk if there's any career opportunity really. Pay is good tho.

-Very high pressure not only because you may deal with some serious 911 situations. The call basically does not stop for the whole day if you work full-time. 1.5-2hrs long interpretation could be a nightmare*4 in a day, imagine it. -The payment does not align with the task and emotional drains. -This feels like half interpretation and half customer service. May deal with people without common sense.

Don't be fooled by the fact that you can work remotely; they don't allow you to leave your device/PC at all and track how long you take breaks. No matter how long your previous call is, the standard is that they will only give you 15 seconds until the next call comes in. Usually, the next call will come in immediately due to the very high volume in the amount of calls, unless if it's a holiday in America. The server's connection is very unstable and sometimes it's very difficult for you to hear what the client is saying, but you will still need to force yourself to interpret. You will likely get very burnt out from the job, there is very high turnover rate and people come and go a lot. You are most likely not going to be their direct employee because they outsource it to a lot of recruitment/HR agencies.

Poor pay structure and no support from the executive team.

Pay could have been better

Sometimes the job can be overwhelming. But, that’s excepted with any type of job. And it’s manageable.

Monthly salary. Lot of travelling