We were to complete the 10-step application process online and if they accepted your submission, they had to complete a three part test (web search evaluation, English proficiency (mainly grammar based) and a technical skills test to test basic troubleshooting ability). If you passed this second round, you find out when they have a project opened (which you would not find out until they send you an email for further testing in order to qualify for their projects). In order to qualify for any of their projects, you need to first work through their self- study modules which they say will take you around 30 hours plus a simulated production (20 hours) test to ensure that you 'get' their way of evaluating websites. This is all unpaid. For a job for which there is no guarantee of landing even after all this time invested plus knowledge which is hardly transferable, this is a job which may only be suited to those who prefer or by circumstances, need to stay home or work irregular hours and do not have to make a livelihood. When I emailed HR to clarify the next steps in application process, I only received a automated response which looked like it did, but didn't in the least, answer my question. I had a negative premonition regarding the way they view web search evaluators and did not continue with the application after the second round.