Godot Media Reviews

Pros

Good place to work at

Cons

No bad things at godot

Pros

Good management Timely payment Work from home option

Cons

I didn't find any cons yet

Pros

Work from home, flexible work hours

Cons

Average pay, workload cannot be altered

Pros

1)Above-average pay. 2)The enormous workload trains you to spit out serviceable content at breakneck speed. 3)Work from home available for full-time employees.

Cons

1)While they do offer better compensation when compared to their competitors, the workload is enormous. 2)Their compensation package falls apart when you look at how much you could be making for the amount of work you're doing. To keep things short, they'll throw you a peanut while they keep the entire bag for themselves. 3)They will do whatever they can to avoid giving you a yearly pay raise/bonus. 4)They demand professionalism from you but won't hesitate to behave unprofessionally with you. 5)They do not give their staff access to essential software that is necessary for the work assigned and then have the gall to ask why the work isn't up to par. Ex-They do not give everyone access to anti-plagiarism software, you have to 'ask' management and if management doesn't feel like giving you access, then you're accused of plagiarism if your work fails checks by the editing team. This creates unnecessary extra work for employees just because the company wants to minimize costs by buying fewer software subscriptions.

Pros

Can experience career related growth and prompt payment.

Cons

Not experienced any of them

Pros

good organisation for freshers. .

Cons

. . . . . nothing

Pros

You get to write on a variety of topics regularly. This makes it easier to find out what kind of content you want to write and the industries you want to work in. Work from home was offered from the start. If you can get work done quickly or plan out your day, its easy to get loads of free time to pursue your goals.

Cons

High workload on certain days. Can lead to a creative burnout quite quickly. Hard to get access to premium tools for improving writing skills.

Pros

Friendly and nice people Chill working environment

Cons

Management doesn't care about you.

Pros

The role offers a lot of flexibility. Work from home was an option even before the pandemic, so you can work from anywhere as long as you've got a good internet connection. You get to work on articles covering a variety of topic areas. This exposes you to new information, some of which is really interesting. Even for the information that isn't too interesting, you're at least learning something new and it's a mentally stimulating role. I've been able to communicate any issues/feedback transparently.

Cons

It can be a little challenging at times working with tight deadlines, but this gets easier with time and experience.

Pros

- Amazing exposure - International clients - Got to learn about different type of content writing - Decent pay and leave policy

Cons

- Sometimes I've had to work during the weekends, but then this was compensated with a compoff.