Testing

[luvcamerasnic]

Ok, so I have a bachelors degree (education) and have been writing for the web for seven years quite successfully, but I am looking to branch out at this time. This looks very interesting. Just how hard is the testing for these various companies? Which one would be the best one to start with of the three talked about on here? Any tips or tricks. I was a straight A student throughout college (highest GPA of my graduating class) so 9 years ago I was really good at taking tests.

[wahmt]

I worked as a Rater back when WFL still subbed for Google. The test was not that hard as long as you read and understand the guidelines that the work is based on. (Having a degree will be a plus for the reasons you mentioned-tons of prior experience taking tests!)

[luvcamerasnic]

I sent information to the two "L" companies (too lazy to look them up). Wish me luck! I could really use this egg!

[zephyr]

I applied to Leapforce on Dec 19th, and still haven't heard from them. Does anyone know if they take applicants by geographic locations? I live in California. Also, I have a BS degree. Does that work in my favor or against me? Any input will be highly appreciated. Thanks.

[painted_eyeballs]

They don't hire from California. Cali state laws are prohibitive for Independent Contractor status, so most of the companies that hire ICs avoid California like plague.