KarmaHub Analyst Reviews

Pros

none not a good place to work

Cons

pay hours no advancement no training

Pros

wide range of topics, remote, many leads to contact

Cons

paid inconsistently, annoying platform, little-to-no communication when project ended

Pros

Very flexible. Understanding people to work with

Cons

Too many changes, not enough communication. Will not have work for extended amounts of time

Pros

Nice work atmosphere, generally very caring people, flexible, compassionate leads

Cons

Work will occasionally run out for long periods.

Pros

Flexible hours, steady work, working at your own pace.

Cons

Lack of communication. Having only one pay period per month.

Pros

Note to readers, most of the 4 or 5 star reviews you see on this page are from Project Leads. Being a lead is very different than being an analyst. Decent contract work from home opportunity for additional side income.

Cons

If you are a person who needs organization and structure to do well on a job, this may not be the company for you. - Communication is disorganized, and you can suddenly be "disabled" from their system without warning unable to earn income. - All training and practice for new work projects is unpaid. You are expected to show up for conference calls, read long manuals, and do practice exercises without any form of compensation. Projects are taken off and added all the time, so this adds up. - Some months /weeks there is a lot of work, and some months there is little work, yet you are expected to dedicate the same amount of daily time in your schedule and keep Karmahub a priority. However, contractors are not treated like a priority and are very disposable.

Pros

I worked for KarmaHub for about 6 months give or take. They were always very understanding of any situations I might have been going through, all they ask is that you communicate but in a remote position communication is key so that is understandable. The projects I had were on going consistent work. If I wasn’t able to work on a certain project due to my learning disability they always accommodated me which was amazing for me because other places have let me go in the past for this. I had to leave KarmaHub for personal reasons but I left on a good note and plan to apply again in August when my availability opens up more. My best experience was working with the team leads they always helped when it came to my projects if I struggled to understand something. Even to this day I recommend people to apply at KarmaHub. The most important tip I can give you while working at KarmaHub is to communicate no matter what, they understand life happens and they will work with you but if you don’t communicate they don’t know.

Cons

1099 but that isn’t a deal breaker

Pros

I just started working for KarmaHub about a week ago and so far the job has been wonderful. The leads at KarmaHub have been there to help me with my projects and answer any questions I might have. I love being able to split up my day into chunks instead of working 8 hours straight. I have a health issue to where I have to get up and move around every few hours and working for KarmaHub I have been able to do this without anyone getting upset because I need to take a break every so often to do this. For anyone looking for a job that is flexible, this role would be perfect for you. I look forward to growing more with the company I feel like they have a lot to offer me and I can also be a great asset for them. I also love the diversity that KarmaHub offers this was something that was very important to me.

Cons

I wish it was W-2 instead of 1099, no health benefits

Pros

Flexible with schedule, great leads, no phones.

Cons

No benefits, I really don’t have any cons for the company, I have had nothing but a positive experience during my 7 months working for Karmahub.

Pros

I've been working for KarmaHub full time as an IA for about 9 months now. My experience has been extremely positive. Everyone is very professional, understanding, and caring. The flexibility that KarmaHub offers is something I have been looking for and have not found with other companies. The leads are all very supportive and go out of their way to make sure that they offer you every chance at being successful. As long as you have decent communication skills, which is a necessity for any remote position, you will be able to succeed here!

Cons

Not necessarily a con, but it is a 1099 position so you need to plan for taxes and benefits yourself.