Study.com Employee Reviews about "amount of work"

Pros

Flexible hours, no set amount of work

Cons

The amount of work compared to the pay makes this job simply not worth it. I found it difficult to even make extra spending money much less support myself in any way.

Pros

There is too much content, most questions are a copy of other websites like Chegg, Studygate, Brainly and other pages so it is easy to find resources to answer them.

Cons

The salary is too low, around 2.6USD per question is paid, which makes it difficult to raise a considerable amount of money if you work per day, since answering a question can take up to 50 minutes in some cases. Additionally, there is poor communication with the In-House team, which makes it difficult to interact freely. I was accused of 'Self-Plagiarism', without noticing absolutely nothing where it was done or the reason but so far I read here, there just say that kind of excuse just to fire you, when you are answering more than they want. This happened when I increased my quota of daily responses.

Pros

Flexible work from home opportunity

Cons

Low pay for amount of work required

Pros

Flexible position allowing one to choose problem type and number of questions answered.

Cons

-Compensation is below minimum wage considering the amount of work involved. -Tedious and time consuming conversion of answers using document preparation/typesetting system.

Pros

You get to working from home, on your own time.

Cons

Terrible pay for the amount of work/research and lesson length. Lessons are a minimum of 1,000 words for $60! Most of the time, the lessons turn out to be longer due to the amount of content that is required. My last lesson was over 1600 words.

Pros

Seems amazing on the outside (work when you want, as little or as much as you want) but in reality it's far different.

Cons

Most of the reviewers are nice but some are on power trips who simply do not know what they are talking about, or feel OK to abuse you. You will have no recourse to this and cringe nearly every time you get an e-mail from them. You will end up making very little money after you pay all your own taxes. For the amount of work you put in and dealing with the arrogant management, it is not worth it.

Pros

Job availability is almost endless, you can work whenever you want, there are no set goals, the payments always come on time, and the instructions are clear and concise.

Cons

The pay is very low and doesn't scale well with the amount of work you put in, so it's best to treat it as a side job that can get you some pocket change.

Pros

-flexible -work whenever you want

Cons

-poor pay for amount of work expected

Pros

Work when you want from wherever you want.

Cons

Not much pay for the amount of work required to answer homework questions from popular textbooks. Unceremoniously dropped when company decided they temporarily didn't require services of experts. Will not even notify you that your contract is over and not being renewed.

Pros

Flexible schedule Helpful reviewers and staff Consistent Pay

Cons

Sometimes, rate of pay not enough for amount of work per article Reviewers not always on the same page Work not always available