Interpretation should be provided when there’s a likelihood of language barriers preventing effective communication. The most common interpreting use cases are:
- Internal corporate meetings to engage the organization and maintain an open communication channel (monthly, quarterly town-hall, all-hands)
- Conferences or seminars with attendees from diverse linguistic backgrounds
- Business meetings with international clients or partners
- Workshops, trainings, or educational programs
- Legal hearings and proceedings involving speakers of different languages
- Medical appointments or consultations with patients who speak a different language
- Public service settings to enable communication between institutions and speakers of foreign languages