LanguageLine Solutions reviews

Interpreter sweatshop! *"Mysterious calculations" always ends in low pay. Doesn't matter if you work extra hours, in the end, the pay "mysteriously" stays the same or is even lower! *Paycheck errors are constant and painfully hard to get corrected. *When an interpreter finally gets a human being to assist, the person is generally rude and provides mediocre answers that don't help at all. Then, they ask you to submit another computerized report complaint to be "reviewed" by the staff. *Nearly impossible to talk to a real person to correct the "System" mistakes. *Employees treated as robots; not appreciated, but blamed for any occurrence due to lack of training, equipment fault, etc. *All of a sudden, interpreter's calls drop to zero without any explanation or warning while the company hires new interpreters. *Poor management and company culture.

You wake up, shower, get dressed, turn the stove and heat some water, you feed the cat, you open up the living room curtains, you throw the trash, you set your work station ready. You see the next door neighbor, 94 year old woman walking by, feeding birds. You see the hedge trimming person, cutting the same hedge everyday. You see birds, lots of birds, start to notice different kinds of chirps. Sunny days, cloudy days, neutral days. The fridge is starting to buzz louder and louder. This granola you've been eating 9 months straight every morning is starting to taste bad, but you liked peanut butter? Maybe it's the brand. On your 15 minute break, you leave your work station and cherish and spend time with your loved ones, as if you hadn't seen anyone for the past year. You start to develop this leg jitter that wasn't there before, it comes up anytime a caller is saying things too quick or unintelligible noise. You remind yourself you are making an impact on disenfranchised people. You tell yourself you're over reacting, and tell yourself you should be glad you have a job in the first place. The birds chirp louder. You stare outside one Tuesday morning, thinking to yourself, maybe I should pursue my dream as a film/art/business person.