Data Recognition Corporation Reviews

Pros

This was a great contract job to score state exams. The company provided excellent training and tools to perform the job. There was always a team lead to ask questions or voice concerns. There were designated break times and lunch times. Great people and company to work for.

Cons

There were no cons to this position.

Pros

The scoring directors and team leaders are very friendly and helpful. Training and scoring is done remotely. Math projects are not as complicated to score as the writing projects. Web-based platforms are used, so software or apps to download. Sometimes meetings include fun trivia questions or polls to relieve the monotony and mental strain. Sometimes extra hours are available based on deadlines. Projects are about 4 - 5 weeks long (good for writing projects). Paid every two weeks.

Cons

Meetings are held on Moodle which frequently has issues with connectivity and audio. Part-time schedule only offered at night. Sitting and scoring for hours at the end of the day can be mentally challenging.

Pros

This is a fantastic job for teachers or other academics. You must have a bachelors degree to be a test scorer. It’s fully remote and you can work the day shift (35-45 hrs/ week depending on how busy we are) or the evening shift (about 20 hours a week). They pay well, you use your own computer and Internet so you’re on is devices you’re already comfortable with using, and you work from home every day. Mostly weekdays but occasional weekend hours available if there is a lot of scoring to do and a deadline is approaching.

Cons

I just wish it was full-time, year round! No benefits because it is a seasonal position.

Pros

I like the people, who are dedicated to participating in a particular function (test scoring) in our educational system. They pay fairly well for the work.

Cons

Work is only available during the scoring season ... which is expanding due to the Remote option allowing us to work in areas all across the country.

Pros

Set schedule, overtime opportunities, work from home, meaningful work, supportive managers, independent work.

Cons

Work can become repetitive and boring. This is the only con I can think of. Truly a great temp job.

Pros

Use your own computer Work from home Full or part time Sometimes there are opportunities for overtime or bonuses for working a certain amount of hours

Cons

Tech issues on some projects Seasonal only

Pros

Remote job and flexible hours available

Cons

Unprofessional management/leadership , nitpicking, hostile work environment

Pros

Extended hours offered Fairly Easy

Cons

Move around a lot Trainings all the time Pay is low

Pros

Always projects available between March and about July.

Cons

Sometimes gaps between projects you're put on.

Pros

work life balance and stress free environment.

Cons

average salaries but may be better for very talented people.