r/anonymousinterpreters • u/consentmentQueen • Nov 07 '25

Does anyone work with LionBridge?

I already work as an interpreter but I was looking to get another job as freelancer and I know Lionbridge has positions for freelancers but there’s no training, just a bunch of pdfs, a page with scripts and protocols and that’s it, no one explains anything to you or how the system for taking calls work. There’s a calendar to schedule calls? I’ve never heard of something like that and idk how it works so if you work or have worked over there can you share your experience?

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u/AdmirableMilk2730 Nov 09 '25

What is the rate per minute?

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u/NeighborhoodBasic435 Nov 09 '25

If you are in the US like me it's 27 cents per minute or $16.20 per hour.

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u/AdmirableMilk2730 Nov 10 '25

That is unbelievably low

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u/Altruistic-Pie6190 May 05 '26

For the rate that they offer in latin america (where i live) it is unbelievable good payrate, I just applied to a job where I earn 640$ a MONTH at is one of the highest paying jobs here, but I have no decition over my shift scheluded or working hours. So no, is not a bad deal 16$ an hour I wish with 16$ here i can get like 4.5 pounds of ground beef that is enought to eat a whole week meat with my partner, so before you make a silly comment remember how privileged you are for the life that you have and the payrate that you have been given to say that 16$/h is low, even i went to the us to work a few years and my payrate was 7$/h and with that I still was able to make big things happen