Questions and Answers about Pearson

Very flexible hours, but not a full time job for the most part. Some Saturdays are required, but your evenings are free.

Answered March 29, 2018

I worked as an test administration for Pearson for 3 years. I left because my hours were cut from 20-28 hours per week to 7 hours a week while my Coworkers hours increased to 30 hours per week. I had seniority over all staff members including the new manager (3rd manager since I’ve been employed).

Answered September 30, 2017

The interview process is long and not organized. It took nearly two months to hear back for a phone interview than another two weeks to get an in person interview. I completed two interviews and I'm still waiting to hear back from them and it been over 2 weeks. It seems to be a common practice to leave potential employees in limbo in regards to their consideration for jobs at least according to glassdoor. I suggest following up constantly in order to get through their interview process.

Answered November 29, 2017

Can you use computer, do you have college egree

Answered January 6, 2018

None for temps

Answered June 20, 2017

Pearson themselves does not. They are the wesbsites for colleges and universities to use for online schooling.

Answered December 26, 2017

Deskside support not able to work from home . Need hands on hardware

Answered March 21, 2018

I was interviewed many years ago and the process has changed so much that I don't feel qualified to answer

Answered December 2, 2017

Depends on how long you have been there. You get 4 sick days then it starts taking vacation days. Vacation days also depends on how long you have been there

Answered October 22, 2017

General overview of experience , your knowledge, customer service.

Answered March 21, 2018