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International Women's Day 2023
International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women across the globe. It also marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality. To commemorate this day, we gathered some of our remarkable clients and co-workers to reflect on their own careers, as well as to discuss lessons they would pass on to the next generation.
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LanguageLine Capabilities
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Language barriers are increasing, causing frustration for millions of people, as well as immense pressure for your organization. Imagine a world in which language and cultural barriers are no longer an issue - this is what LanguageLine Solutions offers! - LanguageLine is the largest provider of live, professional on-demand interpreters available 24/7, speaking 240 languages - For special situat...
LanguageLine Celebrates Earth Day 2022
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Languageline Solutions has been green certified by California Green Business Network. LanguageLine’s Green Business initiative was inspired and spearheaded by our Director of Business Process Improvement, Angela Witmar who sadly passed away in January. In her honor, and memory, we have founded Angela’s Trees - a program whereby we will sponsor the planting of a tree for each new interpreter hir...
LanguageLine Conversations - Case Study: Rocket Mortgage
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 2 lety
Wilson Santiago-Soler discusses how Rocket Mortgage has used language translation and interpretation to increase customer satisfaction and grow market share.
CASE STUDY: How Telehealth and Interpreting Can Combine to Improve Minority Health
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Mend’s JD McFarland joins Scott Brown for a LanguageLine Conversation about the multilingual future of health care and the potential benefits to minority communities.
LanguageLine Women - Thoughts for the Next Generation
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LanguageLine Solutions values diversity in all its forms. In this video, two of our executive leaders, Suzanne Franks and Vanessa Eke, discuss the key lessons they’ve learned over the years and pass their learnings on to the next generation. This video is produced by LanguageLine Women.
LanguageLine is a Great Place to Work (2021-2022)
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LanguageLine is a Great Place to Work (2021-2022)
CASE STUDY: How Translation Extends the Reach of eLearning
zhlédnutí 858Před 2 lety
Virtual learning has gained critical mass in the past year, both due to globalization and the pandemic. Industry leader eLearning Brothers considers multilingual translation an essential component of their growing business. Vice President of Customer Success Richard Vass sits down with Scott Brown for a LanguageLine Conversation.
The Mount Sinai Health System Collaborates with LanguageLine for Telehealth
zhlédnutí 585Před 2 lety
The Mount Sinai is one of the world’s most renowned health systems. When the pandemic hit and there was an urgent need to make its telehealth system available to all patients, The Mount Sinai collaborated with LanguageLine Solutions, its longtime language-access partner. (Originally recorded for Beryl Elevate.)
New York Presbyterian Hospital Partners with LanguageLine for Mobile Interpreting
zhlédnutí 693Před 2 lety
New York Presbyterian is one of the top health systems in world. The pandemic created an urgent need to provide language access wherever and whenever it was needed. By loading the LanguageLine app on their mobile devices, they put the power of 15,000 professional interpreters in every caregivers’ pocket.
LanguageLine Conversations Julia Sain
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Julia Sain became executive director of Disability Rights & Resources (DR&R) in Charlotte, NC, in 1997. She is nationally renowned as a champion for those with disabilities and has been a resounding voice in advocating for independent living.
LanguageLine Conversations Heidi Herkes
zhlédnutí 460Před 3 lety
Activist and professional stylist Heidi Herkes broke her neck and became paralyzed from the chest down after a home accident in 2014. From what she calls her ‘ground zero’, the successful bridal hair and make-up artist has rebuilt her life and career with great determination and launched her own unique consultancy, helping women from all different backgrounds, shapes and sizes to discover who t...
Interpreting Careers at LanguageLine
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We are looking for talented professionals to join our growing workforce.
LanguageLine Conversations Jenny Gonzalez
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LanguageLine Conversations Jenny Gonzalez
LanguageLine Conversations Elita Hill
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LanguageLine Conversations Elita Hill
LanguageLine Conversations - International Women’s Day
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LanguageLine Conversations - International Women’s Day
LanguageLine Interpreters PSA
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LanguageLine Interpreters PSA
LanguageLine Solutions | Using Over-the-Phone Interpreting Services
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LanguageLine Solutions | Using Over-the-Phone Interpreting Services
LanguageLine Solutions | Using the LanguageLine App for Video or Audio Interpretation
zhlédnutí 19KPřed 5 lety
LanguageLine Solutions | Using the LanguageLine App for Video or Audio Interpretation
LanguageLine Solutions | Video and Audio Interpreting to Overcome Language Barriers in Healthcare
zhlédnutí 31KPřed 5 lety
LanguageLine Solutions | Video and Audio Interpreting to Overcome Language Barriers in Healthcare
LanguageLine Solutions | Language Access Services in Healthcare Through LanguageLine Partnerships
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LanguageLine Solutions | Language Access Services in Healthcare Through LanguageLine Partnerships
LanguageLine Solutions | Access Language Interpretation Using the LanguageLine App on an iPhone
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LanguageLine Solutions | Access Language Interpretation Using the LanguageLine App on an iPhone
LanguageLine Solutions | An Over-the-Phone Interpreter’s Tearful Story
zhlédnutí 28KPřed 7 lety
LanguageLine Solutions | An Over-the-Phone Interpreter’s Tearful Story
LanguageLine Solutions | The Joys and Challenges of Being a Language Interpreter
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LanguageLine Solutions | The Joys and Challenges of Being a Language Interpreter
LanguageLine InSight Video Interpreting
zhlédnutí 35KPřed 8 lety
LanguageLine InSight Video Interpreting
LanguageLine Academy
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LanguageLine Academy
LanguageLine Solutions: What We Do
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LanguageLine Solutions: What We Do
LanguageLine 1Solution Phone and Accessories
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LanguageLine 1Solution Phone and Accessories
Direct Response Insurance Company Scenario
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Direct Response Insurance Company Scenario
Direct Response Bank Scenario
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Direct Response Bank Scenario

Komentáře

  • @shobhaghimire433
    @shobhaghimire433 Před měsícem

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  • @cfdh2546
    @cfdh2546 Před měsícem

    unblock my id

  • @cfdh2546
    @cfdh2546 Před měsícem

    even as a customer agent this job is tiring and bad wages

  • @OmarGaga-cn7vo
    @OmarGaga-cn7vo Před 2 měsíci

    How can I apply guys

  • @rainerolivero620
    @rainerolivero620 Před 3 měsíci

    Does anyone know how I apply for a job with them?

  • @sunnysummer7930
    @sunnysummer7930 Před 3 měsíci

    Interpreters get paid $15 per hour at LLS, same as a McDonald’s worker…

  • @narcisnicolasiordache2817
    @narcisnicolasiordache2817 Před 3 měsíci

    How i settup

  • @Bigmayo-187
    @Bigmayo-187 Před 4 měsíci

    Whats the pay like ?

  • @pabloa.4185
    @pabloa.4185 Před 6 měsíci

    It's 2024, update your starvation salaries!! You pay $5 per hour in Costa Rica to the interpreters that handle 911 calls, medical calls, legal calls. $5 per hour and there are no benefits!! You get a call as soon as you finish the previous one. Starvation salary for a very professional job, disgusting practices from muti millionare companies!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

  • @pabloa.4185
    @pabloa.4185 Před 6 měsíci

    You pay $5 per hour in Costa Rica to the interpreters that handle 911 calls, medical calls, legal calls. $5 per hour and there are no benefits!! You get a call as soon as you finish the previous one. Starvation salary for a very professional job, disgusting practices from muti millionare companies!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

    • @pabloa.4185
      @pabloa.4185 Před 6 měsíci

      It's 2024 and you still pay your employees like if it was 2004

  • @pabloa.4185
    @pabloa.4185 Před 6 měsíci

    You pay $5 per hour in Costa Rica to the interpreters that handle 911 calls, medical calls, legal calls. $5 per hour and there are no benefits!! You get a call as soon as you finish the previous one. Starvation salary for a very professional job, disgusting practices from muti millionare companies!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

  • @HotGooo
    @HotGooo Před 6 měsíci

    Over 7 weeks, 3 exams, 2 phone interviews, sorted visa, and already signed contract, you still need to go for 3 weeks training and an exam at the end of it, which most likely you will fail if you are not the robot they want you to be. They are so needy they expect you to bring: New phone, PC, headphones, webcam, fast internet, quiet place and of course you already have working visa. They will waste your entire hiring session on you with a very dumb lack of communication process. They have zero patience and expect you to sort everything without even knowing what are you expecting.

    • @mariafernandamartinez1093
      @mariafernandamartinez1093 Před 2 měsíci

      It is horrible the amount of stress you get from day one and you are so right I had 3 weeks of training, strefull exams, they do not provide you with computer just and old phone and low quality headset 😭 also they spect you to have a quite place otherwise you can have issues with QA no bathroom time 🤡 and salary is an insult, well I speak 4 languages so I will work as interpreter until I manage to hold a job in costumer service again hopefully back office😭

    • @stayisherehihihi
      @stayisherehihihi Před 14 hodinami

      @@mariafernandamartinez1093for my position (english to mandarin/cantonese) interpreter, they told me they will provide laptop for me, is the laptop very old?

  • @user-bj4vm5tm1w
    @user-bj4vm5tm1w Před 6 měsíci

    This company is absolutely horrendous to work for.

  • @alexandracunha8843
    @alexandracunha8843 Před 7 měsíci

  • @loloezt933
    @loloezt933 Před 7 měsíci

    If people will work from their homes why do they need to be legally authorized to work in the US (that's what it says in the qualification requirements )I mean we won't be traveling to America

    • @julymelean6083
      @julymelean6083 Před 24 dny

      You will be handling sensitive information, the United States has been attacked with scams, they have to make sure where to find you if something happens and you have to pay taxes, but some companies take responsibility and hire you because they have a license or certification, but they will pay you based on where you are located.

  • @hotgooo276
    @hotgooo276 Před 7 měsíci

    You will absolutely regret it, make yourself favourite and don’t apply

    • @stayisherehihihi
      @stayisherehihihi Před 14 hodinami

      Is it that bad? May i know which language u interpret for? Mine is english to mandarin@cantonese

  • @nedhappily
    @nedhappily Před 8 měsíci

    Their wage is 20% lower than other companies in Canada I mean $20/ hr for interpreter in Canada is a joke

  • @GSAlchemy
    @GSAlchemy Před 8 měsíci

    I use you all at least once a day at work. I love your service♥️

  • @alexandracunha8843
    @alexandracunha8843 Před 8 měsíci

    Blessed job

  • @infopablo
    @infopablo Před 9 měsíci

    No it is not. They do not care about people at all. Their help desk is totally useless, the worst support ever.

  • @mendezantonio9562
    @mendezantonio9562 Před 9 měsíci

    Also let people know how us employees are overworked non stop

  • @mendezantonio9562
    @mendezantonio9562 Před 10 měsíci

    I developed anxiety and migraines after working with them the call flow was back to back every single day at least for me

  • @JaimeCarrillo-uu9jy
    @JaimeCarrillo-uu9jy Před 10 měsíci

    In my opinion, if interpreting over the phone is stressful for you, just work part-time. Get the experience. Learn if typing or noting notes 📝 is your thing since this job is consecutive and also study the medical terminology for a month before you apply. Later you can specialize in a specific industry such as finance, business, medical, legal, etc. or for international conferences as a simultaneous interpreter and work face to face, but REMEMBER, is a career where you can grow professionally, so take classes and go for higher education, you can get hired without a degree or certificate, but you get paid around the world proportionate to your level of education or experience and also consider learning Arabic, about 374.9 million people speak it.

    • @geographytime9147
      @geographytime9147 Před 8 měsíci

      Am applying currently over the phone interpreting with Arabic language though am not in USA or UK is it possible for me to work? I speak arabic fluently but fear to face challenges of understanding american accent which usually doctors use

    • @stayisherehihihi
      @stayisherehihihi Před 14 hodinami

      Wow, thanks for the infos and also positive way of thinking, at least it motivates me abit, i iust apply for this interpreter job from english to mandarin

  • @levicorpus1994
    @levicorpus1994 Před 11 měsíci

    how much do they pay and how much should be asked hourly

  • @CristobalArenas-qq1tn

    u look miserable

  • @HippiePajon
    @HippiePajon Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing your story Christina

  • @numbersandstars
    @numbersandstars Před rokem

    I worked for Language Line in Mexico (outsourced) and it is like Slavery!!! Interpreting is the most exhausting job mentally there is and they do not give you any break!!! Any time you need to go to the bathroom you have to sign out and they don’t pay you for those minutes. You only get 30 minutes for a break when you work 8 hours but it is impossible to work that long and stay healthy! I had horrible migraine headaches every day and I had to stop. I couldn’t even work anymore. I reduced my daily hours and even then I needed more breaks. Well… they stopped sending me as many calls like as a punishment and of course the money wasn’t worth staying. I had to quit after a year! Don’t do it!

    • @stayisherehihihi
      @stayisherehihihi Před 14 hodinami

      Sorry to hear that, its really sounds horrible 😢 the most sad part is, u dont even have time to go for toilet break?😢

  • @alexandracunha8843
    @alexandracunha8843 Před rokem

    I really love LLS

  • @cfdh2546
    @cfdh2546 Před rokem

    im so confused, Im going to start a job as an interpreter and evrybdy says that its stressful and horrible but that can be said about all jobs i guess.

    • @saannyalves2729
      @saannyalves2729 Před rokem

      Hi. how is it going?

    • @cfdh2546
      @cfdh2546 Před měsícem

      @@saannyalves2729 bad

    • @mariafernandamartinez1093
      @mariafernandamartinez1093 Před měsícem

      @@cfdh2546 same for me, 😭 I mean I have worked as a rep for a very long time 🤡 but this job is worst it's super stressful and the salary very low for the requirements company has for you, only benefit work at 🏠, I hope to find something else in the next weeks but it seems it is not enough to speak 3 languages nowadays

    • @stayisherehihihi
      @stayisherehihihi Před 14 hodinami

      @@mariafernandamartinez1093hi, can i know u apply for which language to interpret?

    • @mariafernandamartinez1093
      @mariafernandamartinez1093 Před 12 hodinami

      @@stayisherehihihi hi, I applied as a Spanish and Portuguese interpreter to English, however, the job was super very low payed, furthermore, none stops back to back call for almost minimum wage so I decided leave the position and work as a Virtual assistant instead

  • @saraguaynabichyandrade4644

    Bad company to work in they always look for those little errors and don’t pay because of that and always change everything in the information you can provide and employees suffer bc of back to back calls and payment is something else don’t pay enough bad company

  • @CindyYau-lb4by
    @CindyYau-lb4by Před rokem

    Language line Cantonese

  • @mackdaarllon6207
    @mackdaarllon6207 Před rokem

    This is so lovely

  • @MFDElk
    @MFDElk Před rokem

    They are very equipped and strive to provide pleasant customer experiences.

  • @MFDElk
    @MFDElk Před rokem

    Their remote services are readily available to customers all over the US.

  • @elviajerodelalba6257

    BS the job isnt like that, I worked with Data mark who is part of LLS and because i dint achieved 100% and only 90% on my minutes they took away my Bonus that bonus was 1500 Mexican pesos and i end up with only the regular pay 1800 per week, now i tried to work for LLS united states because i hate those rats, and they dint even responded me, they said oh they are working and reviewing my applications, but never contacted me again, you guys make a lot of money, and here in mexico we are making 100 USD a week and with the Bonus who your supervisor might take away if they want too, you will make 195 USD a week, porqueria.

    • @saullima1587
      @saullima1587 Před rokem

      Tan malo es? :(

    • @MegaLoquendo2000
      @MegaLoquendo2000 Před rokem

      Entra con Kelly, ya están usando la plataforma de LLS, ellos pagan 16500 al mes

  • @realvirtualdemand4222

    this is a true honor and privilege. thank you for this experience

  • @LDchicj
    @LDchicj Před rokem

    Us foreign employees handle hundreds of calls a day for 1 or 2 dlls an hour its unhumane you should do something about it or atleast hire more employess basically you guys are only cashing in on overworked labor

  • @jose6944
    @jose6944 Před rokem

    She look sad and burnt out, how the company treat their employees?

  • @realvirtualdemand4222

    RIP, thank you for your service

  • @realvirtualdemand4222

    this is awesome, I love this...

  • @realvirtualdemand4222

    we evolve in our language.... there's always change

  • @goardavtyan5936
    @goardavtyan5936 Před rokem

    Do they have age limitations? I am 48 years old, I failed my online test, but it is unknown to me, if they offer training then why it was not offered to me?

  • @jadejiang1148
    @jadejiang1148 Před rokem

    She looks burned out. It is easy to tell that the job is abusive by Languagline corporation. A lot of the time they treat their employees as robot.

  • @legaltranslatorsana

    This is not a real situation

  • @mendezantonio9562
    @mendezantonio9562 Před rokem

    HONESTLY THIS COMPANY THINK THAT WE ARE ROBOTS THEY MAKE US TAKE CALLS NON STOP FOR 8 HOURS ONLY A SHORT BREAK THATS IT IF YOU HAVE TO USE THE RESTROOM IS COMING OUT OF YOUR PAYCHECK ITS VERY FRUSTRATING STRESSFUL INHUMANE WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO THE EMPLOYEES

  • @maryammokhtari2032
    @maryammokhtari2032 Před rokem

    But you look sad 😊

  • @xxx-xy6ei
    @xxx-xy6ei Před rokem

    Can non UK residents also be interpreters here?

  • @englishwithmr.thaven290

    Every work is not going to be easy nevertheless we are to be found of what we are doing for.

  • @naturalgift414
    @naturalgift414 Před 2 lety

    I love this job that it makes my life meaningful but I've been waiting for an interview.

  • @netnavigator3264
    @netnavigator3264 Před 2 lety

    I’m reading otherwise in Glassdoor reviews and some other pages. How is that?