Textbroker International Reviews

It's a real dead end. Everyone who made it to a decent position and pay would still end up quitting. The turnover was really bad with no loyalty to employees who had been there for years and none for the company bc no one would want anything to do with it afterwards. Almost all of the US positions are really low level both in pay and influence. Most of the management is in the German HQ. I was fortunate enough to have a relatively high ranking position and pay but it didn't matter bc I was basically ignored constantly. At first I thought it was weird but as people that had been there before me and had high positions were all quitting, they mentioned that very little of anyone has any say at all and most hated it. It's essentially a content mill where everyone just has to churn through so many articles. The company culture is dreary, dull, and filled with interminable boring and pointless meetings. There's no recognition if you do anything, but there's also no punishment if you don't. Nothing either way is really encouraged there with most employees just trying to make it through the day while waiting for another job offer. It really could be a great place but that's only in theory. Even with the pay (if you're on manager level) and benefits it is still surprising how a bad culture and lack of innovation, excitement, success, etc. totally drains you. They churn through clients, authors, and employees with no real concern, loyalty, future or desire to improve.

Some of the clients could have ridiculous demands and instructions for assignments that aren’t even paying enough to buy lunch. Some clients abuse the system by having over-the-top expectations from writers who are not making much.