What is working from home like at Varsity Tutors?

Flexible schedule and work from home

Very less opportunities, very few hours

100% work from home position

Work weeks without clear guidelines Metrics are not used appropriately if you aren’t popular amongst management. Not compensated for sales during training weeks (5-8 weeks) There is also little to no empathy during the training phase

Able to make you own hours and work from home

The lowest pay for tutoring and teaching in the industry. When there's a problem, don't expect a resolution. They just copy and paste "sorry, we're working on it" for weeks on end. Issues with schedules and time zones that they never correct.

Work from home, can make your own schedule, good platform

pay starts out low but can increase easily

You can work from home.

The work is first come first serve so you have to stay on top of requests.

The pay is competitive for wfh work and the scheduling is very flexible for the needs of parents or students.

The work is very "salesy" while touting they do not want you to behave as a salesman. There is also constant monitoring, call listening, and the use of AI to track every action to maximize productivity at the benefit of the company. Not the client or employee.

Set your own hours, work from home

Opportunities are very seasonal, hard to communicate with management

Salary is good for a work from home job

They will just terminate you

* Work from home was very nice * My first manager was phenomenal * It got my foot in the door of the startup world

* My first manager got fired because the lowest performers on our team said that she had unrealistic expectations. She did not have unrealistic expectations. * They said they weren't political. Boy, were they political * The salary might be good for a recent grad, but it was abysmal for anyone else. At one point I heard a manager (not mine, thankfully) encouraging someone else to get a side hustle

Work from home and pay was good

AI runs rampant in this company. They use scummy sales tactics to hide that it's a renewal system, so customer keep getting billed and then call in upset about it