Flexible but underpaid - Anonymous employee Sitters Studio Employee Review

-Working in my field after college -Small office staff -Welcoming AF -Great hours -Wonderful people -Desk job that is super involved in the arts -Great location of office, lower east side -The values of the company a line with mine -Company has been running for over 10 years so they are very established.

-To be honest, nothing! I'm really loving it here and I feel like I've gotten my footing in the company and I've learned sooooo much in such a short period of time.

Benefits of setting availability schedule is a super plus,

Appointments often made within 24 or 48 hours notice. If you list yourself as "available" you HAVE to work or you'll get a demerit, and after 3 you're fired. Very strict policies regarding cancelling a "booking". You will run into some truly crazy New York parents. A friend of me had a baby gate thrown at her by a client. I personally had to take care of very sick children (then getting sick myself). Disclaimer: Though it's technically in their policy to tell you if the children are sick, but most parents forget to provide that information. 1099 contract - you're going to have to pay tax on whatever you make come tax season. $13 starting wage - a bit low considering the company's employment requirements and how much they make off of you (client pays) $27-$35 per hour). Get $0.50 raise for passing specific tests on written material, making roughly $15/hour after completing all tests.