I worked full-time (4+ years) as a project manager. I worked hard to help the company & myself, & had great success here - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso wintranslation

I worked here for a couple of years as a Project Manager. - The management and senior staff can offer a lot of working knowledge to younger workers. I learned a lot at wintransation. - Employees manage their own projects and set their own timelines to followup. - Quiet office with little distraction. - Working in the translation industry offers exposure to many different cultures of the world. The work was very interesting to me. - Good location with access to restaurants and beautiful scenery for lunchtime walks. - Management showed appreciation by occasionally taking staff to lunch.

- When starting off new it was difficult to learn how things 'should' be done. - Due to the nature of the business, checking on projects during off hours is needed. This is because translators live around the world in different time zones. - At times things are VERY busy and it requires a certain type of person to be able to handle the stress and keep up with the demand. It is not for everyone. - Work culture needs improvement. At times management and other staff seem impersonal.

The management tries to be understanding and work with employees towards a solution, once they're made aware of problems. Fun events that help foster a good relationship between employees.

Founder & CEO of the company is horrible. Makes racist comments. Doesn't want to pay employees fair wages. Doesn't want to invest money into much needed improvements for the company. Puts too much work on employees shoulders and expects them to handle it all without working overtime. Doesn't adhere to labour laws re: lunch breaks, overtime, travel for work. Huge turnover rate for employees and the owner acts like it's something to be proud of. Tries to get employees to be her personal assistant on top of their own responsibilities. She gets passive-aggressively hostile towards you when you try to bring up an important issue.