Be cautious - Consultant Scoot Education Employee Review

2.0
Jun 11, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

*PTO policy is flexible *Hybrid work - work 2 days from home each week based on the schedule your manager creates. You will be required to work in person every Friday. You are able to do your weekend shifts and 9pm shifts from home. *Shift work - easy to clock out when the day is done and not continue to think about work.

Cons

*Like others have written, new employees are asked to write a positive review upon hiring. It's hard to accurately speak to a role and company after a week, so take what you read here with a grain of salt. *Extremely toxic internal culture that is not common outside of this organization. *In my experience, I was required to interact with schools and educators in ways that didn't always sit right with me. *Low pay compared to similar roles in the industry; few to no opportunities for growth.

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5.0
Jul 15, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

-Hybrid schedule -Great onboarding program -Great office culture -Agency over schedule and how you choose to plan your day

Cons

-This is a multi-faceted role so can be initially overwhelming to learn all the systems and other aspects of the job

2.0
Jul 9, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Had fantastic teammates across the board on the Education Consultant team. They do a good job of hiring kind and hard-working people. - For the most part, they do a good job of respecting an 8-hour workday - Hybrid Schedule (2 days remote per week)

Cons

- Poor leadership: No transparency, a cult-like culture with lots of fake positivity. - You are doing essentially 5 or 6 different jobs in one (Customer Success / Account Management, Recruiting + Onboarding, Customer Service / Phone Support, Morning and Evening Dispatching, Managing Subs directly, including having negative feedback conversations, Payroll / Timesheet / Compliance management). - Siloed teams: if you're stuck with a bad / incompetent manager, you're on your own. - Micromanaging: There is almost no time in the day that isn't accounted for by management. As I left the company, they were beginning to monitor employees on a level that felt ridiculous and infantilizing

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