Pros
Some schedule flexibility, direct deposit, opportunity to acquire experience in interesting, challenging court environment.
Cons
Pays way below industry standard pay rates, non-negotiable. Advice to qualified applicants: Compare offered pay rates to those listed on the Administrative Office of U.S. Courts website and/or your state's pay rates for certified court interpreters. Profound lack of professionalism and non-courteous treatment of language professionals, few breaks, high pressure, no team interpreting. Out of town assignments can sometimes result in a net operating loss for applicants, due to poor compensation rates and unreimbursed travel expenses. Overall, a company to avoid due to extremely poor interpreter treatment and unorganized, incompetent, rotating management.