Study.com reviews

They pilled an impossible amount of content onto my plate every single day. My supervisor expected me to magically conjure up high-ranking keywords for every random subject under the sun, with barely any time for research or proper optimization. It felt like working in a content mill, churning out SEO sludge with no regard for quality. This constant pressure to pump out content left me burnt out and disillusioned with SEO altogether.

Some teams have too many projects being handled at a time or too many hats worn in a role: recruitment, HR, finance, project manager, training, customer support, and all sorts of tasks masked as a Content Specialist so you need to be good at time management to keep up with the output and deadlines. Admin and Specialist roles have almost the same pay at $6.4/hour and contractors who are non-in-house team members are paid more than in-house team members who are handling more workload. Please pay your people well. No performance evaluation plan for growth or structured coaching. They have on-shore people in top management who don't have an idea what they are doing and are promoted because of tenure. The training plan is still being improved, tools and knowledge base are all over the place, and too much information is stored; needs better organization.