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At first I was very excited to go to work there. Unfortunately that didn't last long when I was shown to my station in a basement. While there were some very nice people I worked with, it didn't take long to realize the management seemed to not really have a grasp on their business as we were told one thing one day and then poof! something totally different the next. Overall the morale was very disappointing and that seemed to come from managers and work it's way through the company. To sum it all up, I could never recommend this place to a friend. I would not tell them to purposely go work for low pay in a basement in a little cubicle spot for people who are inevitably going to run a mediocre company into the ground (literally). I even saw one of my former coworkers on TV looking for someone help fix the brakes on her truck for cheap. I've tried to be very patient and understanding but the truth is that the management there could not buy a clue even if they hit the lottery. I certainly couldn't see a future there since the work force was being cut back when I left, that certainly didn't bode well for any kind of a secure future. The rates that were paid out to the "Lookers" were terrible, many people either broke even or actually lost money looking. Stay away for your own good.

Wegolook is very low paying. They "bid" the jobs, or "looks" as they are referred to at the absolute lowest amount. It's a first come first serve basis.  So if someone else sees the look, they can take it if they do it first. The looks usually start as low as $12.00. What the other "lookers"  whom are contracted by Wegolook dont realize is if they just wait long enough,  the payment will go up. Sometimes 3 or 4  times over the original amount.
You are an Independent contractor and have zero rights or protection. 
If you drive to a look location, and Wegolook makes an error, like the look cannot be completed at no fault of your own, you get $5.00 or $10.00. Most of the time that doesn't cover the cost to drive there. Dont forget, you pay 20% of your pay via 10-99 to the IRS every year. Plus gas, wear and tear on your vehicle. 
You need to consider all this before you sign up. I stopped doing it.
Wegolook is a nickle and dime company that has zero benifits and require you to take ALL the risk, even if it is not your fault. Terrible company.


If you are looking for a "Gig Economy" job that isn't being a taxi this is for you!  But wouldn't go as far a to say it's for anyone. You have to be willing to do a little traveling, have a flexible schedule to get your scheduled look done in as little as 24 hours and do it during daylight hours, which can be tricky in the winter. (photos don't look great in the dark ;)  And you need to be comfortable going to parts of your city you might rather avoid. Once you accept a gig they do put a bit of pressure on you to complete it in 24 hours, but as long as you communicate (via email or phone) with the wegolook staff they are accommodating. I once had to call out of a look due to a cold, and I immediately emailed them and asked them to give the gig to another "Looker". It was no big deal. Another time I had to delay a gig due to a blizzard. At least once WeGoLook contacted me by phone as they were desperate to find someone to take a distant gig, and I negotiated for an increase of pay, which was granted! So, keep up with the communication and be willing to follow through and this can be an extra income for you!

Working as a 'Looker' (as they call it) was done from home, where you monitor a mobile app for jobs and race other Lookers to accept. Once a Look is accepted, you either get an appointment time assigned or you can call the customer to schedule an appointment. 

Once an appointment is scheduled, the Looker travels their personal vehicle to the location/meeting site and performs the job using the aforementioned mobile app. The jobs are all virtually the same thing, in that you follow along with the app taking photos and providing descriptions (vehicles, signage, landmarks, etc.).

Each 'Look' is assigned a monetary value, based on what the customer is looking for, and the pay rate is based off of that; regardless of how much time it takes to complete or how much travel time is involved.

Since I was a remote/work from home employee, I didn't get a perception (positive or negative) regarding the management, company culture, or anything of that nature.

This company is so horrible, not only do they only want to pay the contractors $12-$20 to go out and do a job that takes well over an hour sometimes longer with travel but sometimes they dont want to pay you! They have you go out to these car lots to do inspections when many times the vehicles are not there or the staff at the car lots are oblivious to why you are there.When you call in to get assistance it's always a over shores/seas staff that have poor english skills and comprehension skills so you never get anywhere! These companies try to save money by paying foreigners pennies and nickles but overall they lose so much money because the communication is not there. Also they send you out to properties to do exterior inspections and many times the owners have no idea that you are coming out so they dang near run you off the property and because the staff's comprehension is so off they still request you visit the property or it takes 20-30 minutes for them to conduct something that should take 10 minutes!!!

This company underpays, does not increase compensation for lost ng term employees, does not reimburse for gas. Just when you think that is bad enough they assign you a job and double the pay after you’ve travelled to a dealership and await a call back when they don’t even have the vehicle yet and instead of leaving the job assigned to you they assign it to someone else and then deactivate your account supposedly because you didn’t respond to a text within 24 hours. I’ve been called a b**** by a support member for refusing to not get reimbursed for mileage. You can’t make any of this up. I now work for better companies that pay double if not triple what this company pays and am getting mileage reimbursement for both. So, overall it was a good start and an even better finish once I finally was pushed to my limits and left. There is Vetter out there so keep looking. Yes, I love the pun! 

As a contracted employee, there isn't enough work to make this a full or part-time job. You mostly deal with accidents among drivers and are considered a unbias, on the ground, looker who documents and takes pictures of the vehicles involved in anaa
 accident.  andYou may also take pictures of the place where the accident occured for various insurance companies. The job itself is pretty straightforward and not difficult as you just follow the directions from the App. The problem is not enough pay to cover your time, gas and usually long drives to and from the job sites that you go to. It could be a great flex job if they paid more, but as a contracted gig job, you can find jobs that pay more with less work, times, gas and driving that goes along with this job. There also just isn't enough work to make it profitable as some other gig platforms that are out there.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Fun and meet All kinds of people very interesting

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Some of the pictures are just ridiculous to ask for and sometimes it's really cold lol And there's not really enough places to put pictures whenever there's more stuff we need an optional extra spots for more pictures

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Well that's pretty much just you and your phone you go and take pictures of whatever they tell you to and meet the people who own it or not And it's pretty much just you


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You pick whatever you want to work on on and you even pick your pay rate then you go meet the person who has a vehicle or whatever and start taking your pictures send them into the company and go home that's pretty much it

Work-life balance
You work on your own at your own time! Get paid weekly. Support team is very understanding! I love it.

Pay & benefits
You get paid weekly for each seperate job aka "look" that you performed the prior week. Each job ranges from $12-$50.

Job security and advancement
Not a whole lot of opportunities for growth!

Management
The support team is excellent!

Culture
As an independent contractor, you make your own schedule. If you don't want to deal with people, there are jobs/looks that you don't have to interact with anyone.

Overall
At my time with WeGoLook, it has been a really great experience. It's always a different task but at my discretion. I mean where else can you get paid to go take a few pictures of a few scratches on a car? Or even just a couple of pictures right from your car of a residential property. You are your own boss.

A typical look for me is about 35-40 miles round trip and pays about $20.  Some quick math and you realize the pay is a little lacking.  The job itself is pretty easy,  just following instructions off of the app, taking pictures, and answering some basic questions.  They pay weekly and pay on time. 
 Communication is poor.  Whoever takes the order often fails to provide basic yet vital information.  For example, when the "asset" will actually be at the location to be photographed!  Wasted trips.  Then you hear from three different people when the assignment is not completed, none of which appear to check their own messages or communicate at all with each other.  This is the hardest part of the job by far!  I like the job but they really should find a way to pay more and get more organized.

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