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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you all for the responses. I currently work a 40 hour/week job, but add in commuting time and I'm gone about 50 hours. I just can't make ends meet so I'm thinking I will try and do this. You have to work at least 10 hours/week... that's the part I'm wondering about. It seems easy, but if there's a week where I just can't find the time - is there a penalty? Will they drop me?
I am hoping I can just try and do a few hours one night, then a few hours on the weekend.. maybe while I'm doing laundry or just lounging.

There were times I did less than 10 hours due to not having enough tasks or just me not having enough time (I was working around 30 hours a week and going to school part time, so not as much as you but I did have school work) and it was fine. I'm not sure how strict they are now though.

[Anonymous]

To all that have done this, did you just email your resume to
[e-mail] ?

or did you attach your resume and have a cover letter in the body of your email?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To all that have done this, did you just email your resume to
[e-mail] ?

or did you attach your resume and have a cover letter in the body of your email?

I just did a brief into email and skipped the cover letter and I did attach a resume. I recall hearing somewhere that they prefer if you have a degree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To all that have done this, did you just email your resume to
[e-mail] ?

or did you attach your resume and have a cover letter in the body of your email?

I just did a brief into email and skipped the cover letter and I did attach a resume. I recall hearing somewhere that they prefer if you have a degree.

PP that you quoted here - I have three degrees (from decently ranked schools in quantitative subjects) - suffice to say I never heard back

[Anonymous]

I applied around the same time that this thread was active. I only have one degree But I do have a resume showing many years of editorial work for a highly esteemed general-interest publication. Never heard back either. Phooey.

[Anonymous]

I know this is like a year later, but did they ask you to do a test? After the initial acceptance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know this is like a year later, but did they ask you to do a test? After the initial acceptance?

Yes, they do require you do a test. They provide a manual for you to study and learn the process.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I applied around the same time that this thread was active. I only have one degree But I do have a resume showing many years of editorial work for a highly esteemed general-interest publication. Never heard back either. Phooey.

I could have written this post. Never heard a thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this is like a year later, but did they ask you to do a test? After the initial acceptance?

Yes, they do require you do a test. They provide a manual for you to study and learn the process.

So what are the tests like? I heard there are 2 tests and they are very difficult, is this true? Anyway to prepare?
Thank you!