Translate.com Reviews

Pros

I have been working here just over six months and appreciate being surrounded by people passionate about what they do and determined to succeed. A few of the pros: - Opportunity for advancement (If you're willing to work hard) - Great co-workers - Ability to collaborate with management on solutions. - Conference travel - Groceries are provided every week so you can eat breakfast/lunch/snacks in office - Modern offices with top of the line technology for daily work - Flexibility for time off From everything I've seen the company is committed to being an industry leader and with that willing to change/learn/adapt when it's needed, and I think that says a lot.

Cons

Currently understaffed so there is a variety of roles to fulfill.

Pros

I am a translator. To get job everyone ask for experience. Why don't they get that if no one will hire . So , how we will get experience but when it comes to translate.com they just take test and we can start working on.

Cons

1. Less work for my choiced languages 2 . Can choice more than 4 language pair But overall it's perfect website, very easy to understand., user friendly website. I love it.

Pros

none. It used to be just a tiny side job, do tiny little jobs whenever they appear, not very often.

Cons

Right now, they are quarreling to pay twenty-something dollars since March 2022. First, they stopped payments with PayPal, and now they saying Payoneer isn't working.......they asked for the same forms to complete over and over again, promised payment by such and such time.........and nothing happens. The names of the reps are changing and they are all promising.......and then the spiel starts again. Shame on them to battle around with such a tiny amount!! Just received this response: "We'are sorry for the inconveniences caused but we technically could pay the amount under $20. Now you have $23 and we're going to pay this amount after July 19. After that your account will be deactivated due to your request. Thank you for understanding. "

Pros

-Young Culture -Ability to make suggestions to upper management easily. -Get to travel for work, traveled to San Fran, Vegas, and Boston etc.. -Free breakfast and lunch, (stocked kitchen from Costco). -Sales Consultant/Interim VP of Sales Maria. Learned so much from her about sales, excellent person to work for. She expects a lot, but she'll help you every step of the way if need be.

Cons

-Startup, not very structured in terms of roles and responsibilities. -Job expectations not set and always changing. -No initial training on products/services. -Understaffed

Pros

Flexible translation work. Do jobs whenever suits you (depending on availability)

Cons

Low pay, lack of job security, no benefits, harsh and rigid ratings as the sole basis of employment.

Pros

Fully stocked kitchen, Ping Pong, Laid Back startup atmosphere, Travel for conferences expenses paid for.

Cons

Very High Turnover, No Work From Home Option, Management, Constant Product Issues, Understaffed

Pros

Could work at own pace.

Cons

Not enough tasks depending on language.

Pros

Translate.com is one of the best translation website for beginner, dashboard is easy to navigate, payment made easy.

Cons

Getting actively involve in promotion and strategic planning will go a long way. Fewer job available

Pros

Freelancing gives me a chance to have more freedom. I can build my working day as I wish. During last few month I have similar schedule, but I don't need to align it, when something happen and I need to free some time. I'm excited to being a part of such remote team!

Cons

Hmm... I can't recall any

Pros

I'm helping people understand each other – this is an essential for me. Translation industry allows me to learn different things every day. Today I translated materials for productivity software; yesterday – financial blog post; last week – instruction for agriculture equipment. Of course, while I was starting, I did a lot of monotonic translation. Sometimes I wondered if I wanted to do this. But constant work and development gave me an opportunity for growth. I'm able to work when and where I want. A few months were needed to prove my translation skills. And now I get more orders and can skip those translations I don't want to translate.

Cons

Don't know any right now