Well-Organized Despite Lackluster Compensation
Pros
The interviewing and onboarding processes are fairly streamlined and provide a good sense of what the job will be like going in. All the materials you need to hit the ground running are provided. There's a good deal of flexibility with regards to making your own schedule, so long as it remains consistent week to week once you've set it (6+ hrs./wk. minimum). The company procures clients on your behalf which is realistically the main benefit.
Cons
Given the minimum requirements for the job (bachelor's degree and 2+ years of teaching/tutoring experience), the compensation offered even after strong negotiation was quite poor. This is especially true in light of the non-compensated prep work the company requires (along with calls to parents etc.). I made more per hour as a freshman in college tutoring for the first time. While there is room for progression, it is quite slow. If compensation is your primary concern, working with a smaller company or attempting to source your own clients would probably be a better option.
