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Read the community guidelinesFlexible working hours; the immediate supervisor is hardly ever in the office on Fridays.
They say they are not an agency but an official institution of a university in Texas, and that they represent multiple U.S. universities.
However... after being hired, I worked for two weeks and was paid only an hourly wage, with no labor or health insurance provided—skirting the edge of the law.
The office and official website are old and run-down. It does not look like an official institution of that U.S. university. It feels like something is being hidden.... Everyone, be careful.
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The system is relatively disorganized, and employee turnover is extremely high. Bonuses for business positions are pathetically low, and working hours tend to be long. Very few employees are able to stay for more than a year. Many things described during interviews differ from the actual situation. Much of what the boss says is questionable, with a habitual tendency to fabricate and alter facts. I worked there for a few months; think carefully before joining, and don’t waste your time.