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Interpreter or Translator Reviews
What is it like working as an Interpreter or Translator?
September 2022
It's a good job but there are a lot of violations in not prividing interpreters and depend on unqualified people to interpret for free.
Interpreter or Translator in Wayne:
Pros: Helping families with disabled children.
Cons: The violations and discrimination towards people from certain countries
May 2022
Being of service to the community.
Interpreter or Translator in Kissimmee:
Pros: Being able to bridge the communication gap between the providers and the patients.
Cons: Probably I would say informing "bad" news to the patients.
January 2022
Good, convenient.
Interpreter or Translator in Saitama:
Pros: Convenience, everything is near my apartment
Cons: Reckless Cyclists during commute especially, at night time
January 2022
Good, convenient enough without crowds of the bigger cities.
Interpreter or Translator in Saitama:
Pros: Having all the nice places to eat, shop conveniently nearby my apartment
Cons: Having to avoid the many reckless cyclists on the roads if/when I have to commute especially, at night time.
October 2020
I am their only Interpreter.
Interpreter or Translator in West Monroe:
Pros: I love seeing the difference I can make in the students' learning experience. The hope and relief that fills their eyes when they realize that someone, an adult, can understand them and communicate to them what they don't yet understand in English. I am also glad to aid teachers in the daunting task of teaching non-English-speaking students.
Cons: I am the only Interpreter they have hired so far so I am learning the ropes with little to no guidance. I do not like being alone in this venture. I believe there should be a board for foreign language accommodations to cover topics like academic evaluations and special resources for incoming ESL students.
March 2020
Rewarding.
Interpreter or Translator in New York:
Pros: It’s gratifying to know that rules are respected and that when it comes to providing language service, tenant’s right are always the priority.
Cons: Employees are not properly compensated for their work.
October 2019
I am very happy.
Interpreter or Translator in Reading:
Pros: I feel I am part of the worldwide organization
Cons: I am currently commuting
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