Flexible work with pay that could improve - Substitute Teacher Scoot Education Employee Review

4.0
May 12, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible! Paid weekly. Pay can be better than other flexible work. They work with an app that keeps things organized.

Cons

Not knowing if you're going to work that day. If you're not an early morning person, like me, it's difficult to be ready to work when you don't know if you'll work and they you're not ready when they need someone...to be fair that is the point of the position, so not necessarily the companies fault but the communication can be better with planning.

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5.0
Jul 24, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Incredible onboarding and hands on training, even in a hybrid role. Getting to meet the CEO and executive team right away makes the work feel personal and truly valued. Also there is clear communication from leadership and a team that truly cares about your success.

Cons

Like with any job, priorities shift quickly, but leadership is always very supportive and understanding.

2.0
Jul 9, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

- Had fantastic teammates across the board on the Education Consultant team. They do a good job of hiring kind and hard-working people. - For the most part, they do a good job of respecting an 8-hour workday - Hybrid Schedule (2 days remote per week)

Cons

- Poor leadership: No transparency, a cult-like culture with lots of fake positivity. - You are doing essentially 5 or 6 different jobs in one (Customer Success / Account Management, Recruiting + Onboarding, Customer Service / Phone Support, Morning and Evening Dispatching, Managing Subs directly, including having negative feedback conversations, Payroll / Timesheet / Compliance management). - Siloed teams: if you're stuck with a bad / incompetent manager, you're on your own. - Micromanaging: There is almost no time in the day that isn't accounted for by management. As I left the company, they were beginning to monitor employees on a level that felt ridiculous and infantilizing

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