Pros
+ international atmosphere + lots of big clients + gain of industry awareness + lovely office location + many other interns
Cons
- offers too many services so that quality must be questioned - PM hardly know much about their own projects due to size of workload - most translation services are quality-assured which means that a non-speaker simply checks consistency and spelling without knowing the language; which can lead to major mistakes e.g. linguists that deliver Google machine translation without anyone noticing straight away - LCs trend goes towards quantity rather than quality - communication mainly on skype that might lead to misunderstanding - internship training program often reduced and thus daily work often the same; mainly QA checks - own intern projects are often little and language skills in languages other than English aren't needed for daily work - no in-house translations unfortunately although the majority of staff has a masters in translation or interpreting - minimum wage way too little for living in London