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Updated 24 Jan 2022
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Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at LanguageLink
Smooth and productive. The exchange of information went well and was strict to the point. There has been a strong sensation of mutual understanding, kindness, and acceptance. The exchange of information went well
- My personal work history outline.

Anonymous Employee in Portland, OR
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Portland, OR) in Jul 2020
Two phone interviews. One screening and one actual interview. Quick and easy. The screening process was very basic questions pretty much confirming what was in the resume. The second call was much more interview like.
- What experience do you have working on a team?

Anonymous Employee in Vancouver, WA
I applied online. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Vancouver, WA) in Oct 2019
Simple easy, phone screen and in office interview with Director and Operations Manager. It was quick and standard and to the point, no curveballs. Offer letter was extended and I accepted.
- Pick a superpower that you would want and why?

Anonymous Employee in Vancouver, WA
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Vancouver, WA) in Jul 2018
I've been working as a contractor for a few years before I applied to become an employee, so there wasn't really an interview. I was told that they want me and will start the hiring process.
- If I was comfortable interpreting legal calls because I will be receiving some of them.

Anonymous Employee in Houston, TX
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Houston, TX) in Aug 2017
Great, very straightforward interview, no complications, assessment of interpretation skills, evaluation, interpretation simulation, words 30 in Spanish and 30 in English, 2 weeks to get the results and the final decision was made quickly.
- Skills of an interpreter

Anonymous Employee in Houston, TX
I applied online. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Houston, TX) in Jul 2017
Code of ethics and webinar test, after that, Straightforward interview-questions, basic medical terminology. Case-scenario of a telephonic interpretation (Interpret as if it was real). BBB rated at A+ which gives you a sense of trust. Waiting on the decision, but it has been a smooth process.
- What would you do if the patient (LEP) is using grotesque words?

Anonymous Employee
I applied online. I interviewed at LanguageLink in Apr 2016
Phone test for interpreter ability and ethics. Wasn't really an interview beyond that. I was sent all on boarding paper work via email and there is not much in terms of training and preparation for being sent into pretty emotionally charged or even dangerous situations for example mental health home visits with social workers.
- They ask fairly straightforward vocabulary interpretation and the standard questions about interpreter protocol for example "Should you insert your own personal opinion when interpreting for a client?"

Anonymous Employee in Vancouver, WA
I applied through a staffing agency. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Vancouver, WA) in Mar 2016
I interviewed with 2 people. They were friendly and provided plenty of detail about the job. The whole process was straightforward and professional. None of the questions asked were difficult.
- What would you consider to be one of your weaknesses

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied online. I interviewed at LanguageLink in May 2014
Initial phone communication

Anonymous Employee in Vancouver, WA
I applied online. I interviewed at LanguageLink (Vancouver, WA) in Jan 2014
Long and tedious. Constrains are outlined when you accept this position.
- Middle management will micro-manage you to death.
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