LanguageLine Solutions Interrpeter reviews

Shifts are not flexible; after you choose your shift, it's hard to change; there are minimum shift hours per week. Sometimes the interpreting experience can be very stressful, especially with 911 emergency calls. Interpretation over the phone for hospitals and courts are hard.

Worked for them over 8 years and I hated every second of it. Not so much for the work itself but the fact that I felt so taken advantage of. The pay never increased and the bonus just disappeared (used to give a bonus every three months) without any explanation. They give more responsibilities and say that you will get paid extra for doing additional work and than they don't keep there promise stating that "I misunderstood. I hope all your employees end up leaving. I work for other interpreting companies now and it feels so good to be compensated appropriately for my work!