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Telelanguage Employee Reviews about "flexible hours"
Updated Nov 16, 2023
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Pros
- "Flexible hours and you can work from anywhere around the world as a freelance teacher (Except France for legal reasons)" (in 4 reviews)
- "Professional, courteous and helpful people are there to help with onboarding process and during the employment." (in 3 reviews)
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Reviews about "flexible hours"
Return to all Reviews- 1.0Jun 5, 2019Professional Trilingual InterpreterFormer Contractor, more than 8 yearsRainbow, AL
Pros
Flexible hours, work from home
Cons
Low pay, no promotion, rude and clueless management that kisses up to its rude, arrogant and ignorant clients, never appreciating the work done for them by the interpreters - lowly paid, verbally abused on an hourly basis, never truly appreciated.
2 - 4.0Jan 26, 2017Anonymous ContractorCurrent Contractor
Pros
The hours are flexible. And locations are convenient.
Cons
Although the pay is decent, Not enough hours.
- 4.0Oct 6, 2021Medical InterpreterCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearSarajevo
Pros
Working from home, flexible hours
Cons
Waiting For over a month for a payout, and it’s always something about it.
- 4.0Mar 9, 2016Portuguese InterpreterFormer EmployeeBoston, MA
Pros
Flexible hours, pay on time.
Cons
Call flow sometimes can be very slow.
4 - 5.0Jan 11, 2021Online English TeacherCurrent EmployeeBogotá, Bogota
Pros
Reasonable pay and easy methodology. Flexible hours and you can work from anywhere around the world as a freelance teacher (Except France for legal reasons)
Cons
Not much room for career development when you are a freelance English teacher
- 1.0Jan 28, 2016Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Somewhat flexible schedule because its a 24 hour call center, good benefits (PTO, Sick, Insurance)
Cons
0 respect for all employees, low paying to interpreters and agents, flip flopping policies, no structure, constantly shifting management, owners clearly out of touch with reality, no advancement, and even more.
6 - 4.0Oct 23, 2021TranslatorCurrent Contractor, more than 5 yearsPortland, OR
Pros
flexible hours and good pay
Cons
lack of calls during the day
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