Pearson reviews

We were trained to proctor exams but also watch patdowns to make sure test takers wouldn't cheat. I felt more like a TSA agent than an administrator. There were only two people in the entire office and did the work of at least 4, with no extra pay and being signed on for more hours than we signed up for.

Low pay as degree holders, bare minimum training, extensive reading on some projects which becomes time consuming if you want to produce quality results. Biggest con, scoring director on most recent project is RUDE