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I am sure this for some people this may not be a bad position, but I feel like the position for Economic Test Prep Writer is misleading.  I have a minor in Economics, have taught it at the high school level for years, and have a personal interest that extends beyond my job responsibilities.  Despite this interest and competency, about 10% of the material was ambiguous or difficult to find a concrete meaning to, which required hours of searching.  

The most time consuming part (NOT IN THE JOB DESCRIPTION) is the amount of graphs you have to create.  The creation of the graphs is easy through Excel, but creating graphs with the appropriate numbers to illustrate a moderately difficult concept is no small task.  You may spend 30 minutes creating a graph only to learn that the numbers you use don't illustrate the concept as clearly as you would like.  If this were included in the job description that would be fine, but the fact that they only tell you the word count requirement and neglect to tell you that it may also include 10-20 graphs, is EXTREMELY MISLEADING!  The graphs were, by far, the most difficult and time consuming part of the job and probably add 6-10 hours of additional work.  

Secondly, the editor I was assigned was not good at all.  At one point she told me I had poor grammar because out of the 6000 words I had written I neglected to include two commas after dependent clauses. Rather than encouraging, she came off very condescending.  Towards the end of my assignment she improved (after I threatened to walk away from the 12,000 words I had written) but I did not look forward to my interactions for with her at all.  This may be how all writers feel towards editors though!  

Positives: The timeline I was given was 3000 words per week which was doable (if the graphs wouldn't have been included).  Despite having some unique family situations (a death in the family, traveling 2 weekends, and moving houses), I was basically able to meet that deadline while working a full-time job and raising three kids.  The flexibility and remoteness is nice!  Had the assignment not included all of those graphs, I think I would have really liked doing work there.  The one assignment I worked required 15,000-18,000 words and paid $939 (with no taxes taken out).

I am self employed and use my contract remote work with Mometrix to supplement my self-employment income. During any given week Mometrix provides me with a writing assignment (usually a collection of math questions and answers that they need) that I can work on as I have time. Within very broad limits they are happy for me to work as quickly or as slowly as fits my schedule. This flexibility allows my work for Mometrix and my other work to mesh beautifully.

The Mometrix staff are always appreciative of my submissions, offering intelligent and courteous criticism as needed, and being very ready to listen seriously to my responses. Occasionally they will offer me a different kind of assignment (e.g., script for a math lesson video), and they are always very open to my turning it down if it seems like a bad fit. They greatly encourage me to ask questions about every aspect of an assignment that is not clear to me, and they are quick and helpful in their answers. The rate of pay is not lavish, but it is certainly reasonable for the contract work that I do. Payments for my work are always timely and exactly as promised.

Last year I had a major health crisis that made working impossible for several weeks. Throughout that time my Mometrix contact was sympathetic and supportive, inquiring after my health, and encouraging me to focus on recovering--assuring me that the work could wait until I was ready to take it up again.

Working for Mometrix is a delight and a blessing. They are honest, kind, considerate, and personable, and they have treated me with unfailing respect. If you are considering applying to work with them, I recommend them without reservation.

There are only two downsides to this workplace, and I'll get to those later. Before that, know that you will basically become part of a family when you start working here. Your peers will support and care for you like no other. When one employee's family member had an expensive medical procedure, people chipped in from their bonuses to help pay. Leadership also helps pay for things that you'd never get stipends for elsewhere. The benefits list go on and on, but by far and away the schedule is the best. You have a number of hours you must meet on a weekly/monthly basis, and anything over that goes straight to your vacation bank. Truly the most flexible place I have ever worked. The 401k matching is also quite good, as are bonuses, but it takes forever to become fully vested. 

Downsides do exist, but they are mostly personal preference. 1. If you don't want to be in Southeast, TX, then you'll likely have to choose between the best job you've ever had, and the living location. 2. If you like clear vision and director for where you're going as a company, this will be a struggle. The company typically reacts, and does not plan goals or annual objectives. 

For 18 years I've steadily done work for Mometrix, starting as a writer, formatting for several years, then moving up to Content Manager about 4 years ago. This company has seen me through many of life's ups and downs, always being very supportive and understanding, accommodating my workload needs as they've changed over time. I've been able to create and change my own schedule as needed so I could be a stay at home mom and homeschool my children. I just need to be available at some point during regular office hours to answer any important emails or messages from supervisors or writers I might be working with. I love the team that I work with and their dedication to continually improving processes and putting out exceptional products. The supervisors regularly check in, not only to find out how our projects are going, but to also see how we're doing personally, outside of work. I love that the job I do is detail oriented and that I get to learn new things with each project I work on.

I've worked at Mometrix for almost two years now and I really love working at Mometrix because of the people I work with, everyone is kind and supportive and they actually care about me as a person. The culture is very nice because everyone is supportive of each other, both professionally and personally. I like that they actually remember my birthday and remember when I started with the company. I feel like I learn something new every day because I work with so many different types of study guides, and I really appreciate both of the managers I work under. I like getting to learn a bunch of different subjects and always getting study something new. The hardest part of the job is when it can get monotonous from going over the same guide multiple times, but otherwise, I really love working here and will probably be at Mometrix for a long long time!

I've been working remotely at Mometrix for nearly three years. It has been an awesome experience the entire way through. The culture is very easygoing and people-oriented. Every time that I've ever needed any accommodation whatsoever with my schedule, hours, workload, or vacation, they have given me 100% support with no questions asked. Meetings for remote employees are kept to a minimum and are mostly focused on staying connected with the rest of the team. Micromanaging is not a thing, questions and suggestions are always welcome. Mometrix is a kind and positive place to work, and I recommend it wholeheartedly. 

In terms of cons, the only thing that comes to mind is that the remote work may not be the best fit for people who struggle to stay on task and manage their own workflow. Like many remote jobs, the day-to-day work is fairly self-directed, so someone who tends to flounder without significant oversight and daily/hourly structure may have a hard time. 

I love working remotely for Mometrix. The flexibility to choose my own hours any day is amazing since I work another job as well and it balances out. Sometimes I choose to even work at midnight after my other job. I enjoy creating flashcards since they are related to CompTIA concepts which is what most of my previous education was based on. The only 1 thing I dislike slightly (but isn't much of an issue to me) is that our communication is mainly through update messages or email. There is no instantaneous contact such as a phone number or app for the remote flashcard developers, but the team usually responds within 24hrs anyways.

I briefly worked here and wrote an instructions article for CPCs. The written instructions that were provided were not user friendly. The check-in feedback given by the document editor was not consistent. One week I was given instruction to write the document one way, the next week the feedback completely conflicted with that information. When I asked questions about this, they never addressed it. The experience was very unprofessional. I was removed from the system without being informed of it. It was just a waste of time to even bother with these projects. The pay is not worth what you have to go thru to get the job done. I DO NOT RECOMMEND WORKING HERE. 

Mometrix Media, LLC has been one of the better work experiences I have ever been able to be a part of. Mometrix is a family-first business that strives to help its employees leave work at work so that we can maximize the amount of time we have with our families. The management that runs Mometrix are generous, personable yet driven and ambitious, eager to direct the company to make the most money possible so that we can better provide for our families.

Being a part of Mometrix has been a blessing to me in more ways than I could possibly express.

Mometrix is a satisfying place to work because the tasks serve a purpose (helping people pass exams) and the work environment is consistently low-stress and low-drama. Most jobs require a lot of computer work and many tasks are monotonous due to their academic nature. However, the people and management style make up for a lot of that. I have improved my skills with Excel, Word, Adobe, and project planning while working here. Like others, I started in a part-time role while in school, sometimes doing facilities upkeep and sometimes assisting with office tasks. I was able to transition to full-time and have been able to grow in my responsibilities over time.

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