Pros
- a work at home job that is not in sales - be able to help people to bridge language barrier - you can pick your own hours
Cons
-once you have your hours set, it is very difficult to change - no sick leave at all. I am reprimanded for my attendance because I took too many absences due to sickness (from kids). Never mind you lost your voice and can't talk or your child is seriously ill in hospital, it counts as absences and goes on your record. - no communications/recognitions from management for job well done -low pay but expecting high quality work I've been working for LLS for several years. I quit when I had my baby because they are very unlikely to keep me when I take my leave to care for my baby. I came back several months later due to necessity. I have gone through some trainings twice. The training second time through is so watered down that they might just tell us to read the materials ourselves. There is no additional training to boost our skills besides the initial one. The longer I work here, the more dissatisfied I am. We are just an ID number to them.
