Upstart company trying to do right by interpreters and clients - Interpreter/Translator Voyce Employee Review

5.0
30 Sept 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Management is always trying to improve on the industry "standard" for interpreters. Be it by offering relative flexibility on schedules, Fostering an empathic management relationship with interpreters or by retaining interpreters through an honest working environment. You aren't given corporate BS, because many in management were interpreters, so they understand what interpreters might be going through. Long term vision for growth makes sure that no one gets left behind as the company continues to expand. Clients' needs are taken into consideration by offering what can be realistically achieved. The sales staff is truthful in their customer acquisition process.

Cons

Because of the above pros, growth has come constantly and to ensure the clients needs are met, sometimes interpreters get less work than what the interpreters who have been longer with the company used to get. But that situation balances itself out fairly quickly. Theres always a strong possibility that they get acquired by one of the industry behemoths and then all the benefits of working for Voyce would get diluted.

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5.0
12 Aug 2025
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Pros

Great people work there. The salary is good.

Cons

The company had very strict regulations when comes to the interpretation

1.0
13 Nov 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Taking a break when needed.

Cons

Lack of communication. When Voyce staff check in on the interpreter during a call, if the interpreter is not up to their standards, they cut you off, you are not able to log in, with ZERO feedback. I've been doing this for almost 2 years and the quality of their training at sites has gone downhill. I could list all of them, Voyce needs to figure this out. With the cost of living increasing, Voyce does not take care of it's interpreters. They get away with treating spoken language interpreters badly and the sign language interpreters eventually won't put up with this.

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