Cloudworkers

First of all, they don’t tell you how much you make. In the US it is around 10 cents a message. Even if you type 50 words a minute and send out the 1500 messages a month that they require, it comes in at around $6 a hour. They really want good English speakers but they really don’t want to pay good English speakers. I’ve reached out to management about 8 times and they don’t respond. They do however, email you multiple times a day urgently begging everyone to login and chat. I really feel like if they paid appropriately, they wouldn’t need to constantly beg us to jump in the que and make money. I know if the pay was well, I would book as many shift as possible and give up my weekends to sit a chat. But they don’t, so I don’t. It’s not even worth being a side hustle.

Working at Cloudworkers was a good job overall. A typical day involved logging in on time, following clear guidelines and engaging in structured online conversations. I learned valuable communication, time-management and adaptability skills. Management was organized and supportive, and the workplace culture was flexible and professional. The hardest part was maintaining creativity and energy during long shifts and adult content which I did not like, while the most enjoyable part was the remote flexibility and steady skill development the job provided.

Work each day any time from home. You are responsible for your salary. If you write a lot you get more, if you write less you get less. 
Its not true that they don't answer your mails, you must send a What's App its better then an E-Mail because they have a lot to do.
I always get payed for my work but only when its over 25 Euro. Because they also need to pay fees for sending you the money so I think its fair to get the money when its over 25 Euro.
I am thankful that I can work for Cloudworkers. They have different positions to choose and all from home.

What is the best part of working at the company?
very low pay, deceiving customers

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
low pay or no pay. they never paid me the pennies they owe me

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
work from home - they do not encourage you to do anything. they just dont pay me

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
stressful and no breaks from the nasty pictures and men

Very flexible, good communication with the supervisor, regular payment. So far so good, but! Very low payment, poor training, poor control of the quality of the job done. They hire people with no qualifications who make lots of mistake and this causes lots of problems for the moderators who are trying to maintain some quality of the job. Also this job is not for anybody. 

Working with workers is nice since one can engage with people of different cultures. I have learned communication skills such as honesty. I used to manage accounts. The culture of cloud workers is good. The hardest part in the just is you have to engage with a lot of people on a daily basis. The most enjoyable part is that someone's pay is on time.

Enjoy the work but pay is tricky, sometimes you can go months with money on time but then out of nowhere, all the sudden you don't get a check then have to wait because you cant talk to anyone.  Will make you wait a month to get paid.  Not having someone respond to emails or an instant message makes this position difficult

I truly enjoy working at cloudworkers. The team leader is always happy and encouraging. Great work from home job and it is very flexible. You have the freedom to book your own schedule and work whenever it best suits you. 

Cloudworkers allows me to work from home and allows me to choose my hours. The minimum is 12 hours per week and you make as much as you can per hour, depending on how fast you type. Pay could be more, but the managers and team leads are incredibly friendly.

Remote work, flexible hours, but meager pay. Gain experience and skills, but expect minimal financial gain. Suitable for those prioritizing flexibility over compensation. Weigh options carefully before committing.

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