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I spent a plenty of time qualifing for a job from them after they wrote me and got accepted to two different projects.
After reminding the hr partner I've still not got any information or assignment to do.
It looks like this company is a waste of time where you will not recieve the work you were promised.
I joined up on a recommendation from another site. I can say categorically it has been the biggest waste of my time. They do typical online jobs and the process seems smooth you can sign up, do the qualifications and apply for a number of jobs, but often you are doing length qualification entirely for free. These qualifications take hours, the ones I did took DAYS. I was depending on the guaranteed paid training they offered but it never materialised. It reminds me a bit of a MLM probably those in the middle have no idea what they are doing and keep luring in unsuspecting lackies.
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