Remote Review Writer - Entry Level / No Experience

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Our people are our greatest asset. Once you join our team, we invest in your career, with internal programs, training, and initiatives to develop your skills and help you reach your goals.

Roles:You will be required to download apps to your smartphone or tablet and test out all app features. You will then need to write a short review of your experience and list any faults.

Requirements:You need to have access to at least one of the following; iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphone, Android Tablet

Contract length:No fixed term

Rate:$35 per hour (Depending on the complexity of the app and the detail required for the review)

Skills/background needed

Must have access to a smartphone or tablet and know how to install and use apps.Be able to work independentlyAbility to closely follow provided steps and instructions5+ hours availability per weekReliable internet connection

Hours per week:Flexible.

Location:Remote work online (United States preferred).

We are currently expanding the number of remote workers for these positions significantly.

If you can start right away, please apply below.

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