Butler Hill Group is Hiring

[leighangela]

I don't know how I found out about the Butler Hill Group, what they do, or if they are legit, but I just got an email from them inviting me to test for a Search Engine Evaluator position. Anyone know anything about them?

[Mirana]

I applied a couple of weeks ago, no response yet. They seem to be legit.

[Libra]

Can you work for them and another google rating company at the same time?

[jmkosmo]

Originally Posted by leighangela

I don't know how I found out about the Butler Hill Group, what they do, or if they are legit, but I just got an email from them inviting me to test for a Search Engine Evaluator position. Anyone know anything about them?

Where do I send my resume?

[higgy]

Originally Posted by jmkosmo

Where do I send my resume?

I just did a quick Google search for them and came up with this:
Butler Hill Group

You can select Data Annotation in the first box and English for the 2nd box and the job description is then displayed.

Good luck!

[Chelnmike816]

I applied also. Has anybody heard anything yet?

[HappyRater]

I am a former WFL rater (1 year) and recently applied with the Butler Group. Leighangela - do you mind telling us how long it took for you to receive the invite? I've also applied for the Ads Rater position with WFL, and with Leapforce. Nothing yet!

[ldawg317]

I don't know how true this is, but I remember reading a thread on here a while back that said that Butler only hires people with Master's degrees or a degree in library sciences or something similar.

[kittenish]

I've worked for BHG for several months. They don't hire many people; IIRC, they said during training that they only have about 150+/- US evaluators. I don't have an MA but many of the people in my training class did; I think we all had at least a BA.

The work is structured somewhat differently than LF and WFL; you're required to commit to 20 hours a week and it's broken up into 4 hours per day, M-F. Absolutely no weekend work. The company is fantastic; tons of personal communication with your team leader & manager, great feedback, monthly meetings via conference call, etc.

[winchy]

Originally Posted by kittenish

I've worked for BHG for several months ... you're required to commit to 20 hours a week and it's broken up into 4 hours per day, M-F. Absolutely no weekend work. ...

Just curious re: the 20hrs/wk -- do your daily 4 hours have to be at any set time? and do you have to play a lot of tennis?