Wish tasks were more consistently available, but it's a truly great gig - Research Associate Welocalize Employee Review

4.0
Nov 30, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

- Pretty decent pay considering you almost always have hours each week - Less monotonous than other AI writing jobs; the tasks can vary and be really interesting as well as challenging in a good way - Professional, regular paychecks, W2 employee, more ethical than most AI companies

Cons

-Some weeks you may only work 1 or 2 hours, but that's somewhat rare. It can be easy to get used to the regular pay and task flow and then one day you have nothing for a week. But they are honest about this with you and that's the nature of the industry for now.

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5.0
Apr 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Sports-minded team that values hard work.

Cons

Tasks could be repetitive at times

2.0
Jul 22, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Used to be years of steady part time work with decent communication with management and clear expectations. We had performance bonuses, PTO, benefits and a pretty good employee morale overall. I also found the diversity to be refreshing. These were the good old days.

Cons

About two years ago, the company started to go downhill. They started with first taking away all of our PTO (for states that would allow it), and then took back already earned PTO after a certain date. Then, work stopped flowing to raters and there was zero transparency about it. The expectation was that we are to continue to log on and work, but yet we'd 'go to work' every day to find long periods of time (ie. days to weeks) with zero work to perform. To quell the communication between us about this, they eliminated our ability to communicate with each other through Viva Engage. Then, every and all question had to go through Zendesk; no more communication with your team manager directly. Then came waves of indiscriminate firings with zero notice under the guise of poor performance metrics. What they want is for you to sit at your computer and refresh until a task pops (refresh for free, not paid, for hours potentially) and if you don't you will eventually be fired because there is some poor desperate soul who will refresh for 6 hours straight to work one task that pays about 10 cents. Some people had tasks in their queues, others didn't. If you didn't get tasks for some reason--your problem, because you will be fired for not sitting around waiting for them. If you are away from your desk and there is an email notice of a "task drop" and you aren't fast enough to get there and logon, too bad. It's wild.

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