Pros
Reasonable pay, remote work, flexible hours.
Cons
Biggest waste of energy I've ever had. Each project is unique and takes about 1/4 to 1/2 an hour to do the training for. Which you don't get paid for. Then, they put too many people on a project, which means you can get anywhere between 20 or 5 tasks before you get an empty queue, and the next project pops up. The cycle repeats. Communication is non-existent. They forward everybody from the 'support' zendesk to the slack channel, where mods may-or-may-not answer questions, and usually the answers are unsatisfactory or just stupid. Intelligence is barely functional here. The team leaders don't have the ability to change the projects or, seemingly, forward on reasonable suggestions to the people designing the tasks, and you can do a good job but get fired because some twit didn't understand the project or the context, or wasn't as good as you so saw errors where there were none. There is no feedback process, nor an opportunity to correct Wrong feedback. All in all it's a waste of time. Sometimes you can earn well, but the stress of it, and the dehumanising aspect of the work drains any incentive to care or to Do Well.