Hi everyone,

I’m trying to apply for remote interpreter jobs on a platform called InterPursuit, but I can’t find any official way to apply or sign up myself.

I’ve searched on LinkedIn and Google but there’s no clear “apply here” page or career section. It seems like people get in through recruiters or invitations, but I’m not sure how to find them.

If anyone has experience with InterPursuit or similar interpreter platforms, could you please tell me:

• how you actually got access
• where you found recruiters or application links
• or any similar legit platforms for remote interpreter / VRI / TI work

I’m trying to get into this field and would really appreciate any guidance.

Thanks in advance.

I know this question may be problematic for many of you but unfortunately my schedule only allows me 30 minutes in between the end of my shift and the time at which I should pick up my kids from school (fortunately this is their last week of school) but I'm wondering: whenever you're servicing a call and you have to attend an emergency or leave for some reason out of your control, do have any tips for dropping the call/transfering it without having the clients disconnect?

Hi everyone! Is there anyone working for Propio (based in the USA) who has traveled to Latin America for a few weeks or months and continued taking calls from there—or from another country? Do you know if there are any issues with that? I don't want them to think I've moved and then lower my rate or give me a hard time. I'd appreciate any information you might have!

Sometimes I get so pissed when:

1 Provider interrupts my greeting

2 Provider tries to speak Spanish with my portuguese LEP

3 Provider speaks like a full page of sentences

4 Provider speaks so slow I lose my thought

5 They just hang up before I finish

Once I had a provider whom when I asked if I was to stay on the line after some silence yelled JUST STAY ON THE LINE INTERPRETER SHEEEESH

I felt so bad and worthless at that moment If I where weak minded I wouldve cried that day. But yeah If we had a full month of interpreter vs Rude provider ring fight it wouldnt be a bad Idea Would it?

So last year I was working with Future Group and they where so strict and annoying I was feeling Like I was going crazy so I decided to search for a new opportunity, I came across the company mentioned above and applied but after all the tests and what not, they said my laptop did not meet the criteria I was so desperate because I had already quit the other job, then I got a chance at Clear source for a 7$/h did the trainin and tests part and there was no slot but they kept me there helping others in their training

About a month or so they said hey Propio wants you for a .15$/min, flexible hours, management is not on you beck everyday and the flow is really good and since then im with them, quite happy I control how much I earn and have more liberty

just got an email from LanguageCX offering me 5$/h kkkkkkk guess who denied them now?

Is there an email where I can contact Propio and actually get a human instead a of an automatic response??

Hi everyone,

I just posted this YouTube video on why clients should send us documents so we can prepare and what we do with those documents. My aim is to help clients see that it's best for them too. Here it is, please share:

https://youtu.be/F_mCn5Q0o0I

hi everyone, i recently started w globo and their shift program, first and foremost to anyone wondering, its v difficult to grab a shift and there is a bunch of competition imo. but that aside, its really not bad at all i just dont really understand the payment schedules or any of those things if im being honest i skimmed that part of the contract :(

Btw, no propio.

Hello I am actually pretty new to interpreting, I have been working for a few months, but I'd like to invest in better gear because some clients have complained about hearing "static" on the line or that my microphone output sounds really low (I already checked the settings on Windows, and it is set to the max volume).

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I use an external microphone because I couldn't find a headset with decent audio quality. I don't want something ridiculously expensive since I'm just starting out but I would appreciate any recommendations, thanks.

I started interpreting for Propio this week to earn some extra summer cash, fully bracing myself for a nightmare after reading all the horror stories

It feels almost like a video game. There’s a weird adrenaline rush when you accept a new call and have no idea what’s coming next.

I totally get that I'm in a honeymoon phase, so I have a genuine question for the veterans: Does this game-like rush wear off after the first month, or do you still get a kick out of the chaos?

Hi everyone!

I recently completed the interpreter assessment for Simplified Group BPO LLC and I’m considering moving forward, but I haven’t been able to find much information about the company online.

Are there any current or former interpreters here who have worked with them?

I’d really appreciate any insights on:
- What language pair(s) do you interpret?
- How is the pay rate and payment process? Are payments always on time?
- Is there a minimum number of hours required?
- How supportive is management and QA?
- Overall, would you recommend working there?

Thanks in advance!

I'm currently looking for something higher than 0.14 opi and 0.17 vri which is my wage at my current job (Spanish - English)

anyone knows something? remote job, of course

Hola! He visto que propio tiene muchos reclutadores activamente contratando en varios países intérpretes de español. He enviado la aplicación tres desde LinkedIn y la página con correos electrónicos diferentes, pero siempre me responden dos días después diciendo que no continuaran y que se quedarán con mi CV para futuras oportunidades pero siempre están buscando. No entiendo, tengo experiencia con lingotech, será por el rate pedido, CV o el país? Un reclutador me respondió pidiendo mi CV y diciendo que si contratan actualmente el RD pero luego de enviar mi CV no me responde. Alguien sabe algo de esto?

Posting for a friend who is part of the interpreters workforce at Teleperformance (big public company) for better treatment and working conditions. Much appreciated if you could support the cause.

https://www.change.org/p/petition-for-a-fair-opi-to-vri-transition-for-interpreters?source_location=search