Study.com Employee Reviews about "work from home"

Pros

Work from home. Nothing else good.

Cons

Pay is way below minimum wage.

Pros

Flexible work from home opportunity

Cons

Low pay for amount of work required

Pros

- Nice way to supplement your income. - Flexible hours since you get to work from home on your own schedule. - Variety in what you do since you get to choose which courses you work on to develop text and video lessons. - Interesting to get to collaborate with video editors to create engaging video lessons that use visuals, cartoons paired with your lesson script and your voice.

Cons

- No options for going from contract to a more secure position, nor was there a way to move up as a manager or full-time employee - I never spoke to anyone on the phone or saw anyone online since all communication was via email and message boards. Even just a quarterly conference call or something like that would make remote contract employees feel more "in the loop" vs. in a vacuum. - Feedback on lessons was subjective and not always consistent since different people review your lessons each time. More consistency with the standards and with who reviews would really help create clearer expectations across the board. - Would be nice to get paid a bit more.

Pros

Work from home Education company so work is fulfilling

Cons

Tasks take longer than an hour to complete Long wait time for review of content Long wait for pay Not enough pay for the time invested

Pros

Work from home? Get to tell others not to go through hoop-jumping hiring process. Save your time, writers!

Cons

Pay is less than min wage when you do the math

Pros

Flexible Work from home Interesting work

Cons

Pay per video not worth the time it takes to make and make revisions Inconsistent enforcement of guidelines Long wait for payment Paid through PayPal

Pros

Flexibility. Work from home job. Able to use job to build up skill sets.

Cons

Extremely low pay. Significantly less than minimum wage.

Pros

Flexibility and the ability to work from home.

Cons

Very unprofessional and disorganized. After signing a contract, the company ghosted me for two weeks. It took two phone calls, three emails, and an online complaint over the course of a week to finally get a response. No one ever offered an explanation for ignoring me for two weeks. In light of this unprofessionalism, and worried that they might handle payment in a similarly haphazard way, I decided to end my contract.

Pros

I currently work at Study.com, and I love it. We get great benefits, happy hours sponsored by the company, the Leadership team is always available for chatting, and you feel that you are more than just a number, feeling that is quite common when working on big companies. I would definitely recommend Study.com to friends that are looking for a job if they a looking for a job.

Cons

The company haven't assimilated the 'work from home' culture yet even though we are still allowed to work from home once a quarter.

Pros

You get to work from home and as many hours as you want as long as work is there.

Cons

The position is only a contract type of job. So don't look for a long term career for this position.