I learned a great deal about running all aspects of a business operations. - Operations Manager CloudCrowd Employee Review

- Great for clients who need quality, inexpensive work, so when there's something to do, it's usually a repeat customer. - Pays the same day/night in most cases. - The pay is occasionally decent.

- ESL speakers from India flooded CloudCrowd to do categorization and similar projects. When those projects ran out, they paid native English speakers to edit their credentials tests so they could write. There are now ESL speakers randomly rejecting quality work and writing terrible articles that are a nightmare to edit. - The admins are either completely silent on upcoming work or make false promises. They frequently say they're uploading something "tonight" or "tomorrow" and several weeks will go by before the work is uploaded. While this seems to be an issue with the clients instead of the admins, the admins very rarely communicate with the workers to let them know when something will be available. - When there's a dry spell, working for CloudCrowd is stressful and frustrating. The admins don't always use the forums to let people know when something will be uploaded, so they will put up a small batch of the good articles at a random time. Unless you're on the platform and constantly checking throughout the day, you will miss out on work. Of course, even when the admins do let people know when something will be up, they are almost always several hours (or days) late, so you can't rely on that, either. - There are content reviewers who will reject work for asinine reasons. You can appeal these, but the appeals process can take a few weeks and the admins can be wrong as well.

Easy to get hired Paid quickly (If you can find any tasks) Variety of work types You can work from home

A lot of site errors Some tasks don't work properly Hard to find available tasks Credential tests can only be taken at certain times (this limits available tasks by a lot) very low pay