The
lingoqueens
& kings
Our team spirit
Dynamic. Diverse.
Always determined and
self-confident. Our team is the heart of lingoking and shares the values of a modern, open, tolerant and respectful society.
what gets us out of bed in the morning..
The team in numbers
Our values
Our flexible workflow allows us to react to external influences quickly.
With the help of our platform, we can adapt to our customers' needs and come up with efficient and customised solutions.
Teamwork and community are extremely important to us. Our job is to create strong connections between our talented translators, our clients and our employees to overcome language barriers. We share our knowledge and experience to get a little better at what we do every day.
We reflect on our work, challenge our existing apporaches and take feedback seriously, which allows us to constantly improve our service. We strive to always think one step ahead and make smart decisions to bring our visions to life
We act with determination and focus to overcome language boundaries, achieve our common goals and give people long-term perspective.
The team
This is how we work @lingoking
Our work environment builds on flat hierarchies with a laid-back start-up flair. We give our people the opportunity to take responsibility for their projects. We have a flexible work model: remote, hybrid or on-site at our Munich office.
International colleagues, women in management roles and a casual dress code drive a relaxed working atmosphere that stands for diversity and equality. Furthermore, our cooperative team and clear communication foster our strong work ethic.
Whether it's our annual summer party or our traditional Oktoberfest outing – we regularly get together as a team and have some fun!
our kingdom!
We're lucky enough to get to work in a feelgood office in the centre of Munich. There are plenty of spots to choose from: the roof terrace overlooking the city, a quiet telephone booth or the cosy sofa. We also make sure to feed our hard-working brains with delicious food from nearby Italian, Turkish or Spanish eateries. How about a coffee before we get started on breaking down language barriers?
