The title is misleading - you aren't a manager at all, you're more of a promoter (the company knows they get more applicants with the title "manager" instead of "promoter"). On top of that, you're promoting a company that 99% of professors detest (copyright issues and monetizing/profiting from their work). Some "community managers" have gotten disciplined by their professors/universities for promoting in classes without their permission. In fact, this is an ongoing issue with this position, and the company knows it but sees community managers as expendable. The company can be pushy/aggressive in trying to get you to do things, they also nag you if you don't return the forms right away. Communication is confusing since there may be multiple people contacting you. This job is somewhat unsustainable - your pay is based largely off of the email addresses you collect, so each successive time you promote at a given class, the number of new emails you can get decreases. A lot of shady business tactics (notice how most other reviews were written around the same day?).
