RemoExpertsReviews of rex.zone

Same here... You have to answer 24 questions on kindergarten level that are impossible to not get right. But then the last task (placing boxes around all 4 tomatoes, a garlic bulb, and 2 onions) didn't load or work correctly, 'cause only 1 box could be placed. So, besides having poor, confusing instructions, this last task simply can't be completed. I'm definitely sure I can draw boxes around different items and label them, if only their AI lets me... Scam, not worth your time!!

I worked on five campaigns over 6 months even being promoted to a reviewer for one pilot project. The coworkers are friendly and meetings have a fun vibe. Leadership tends to show signs of passiveness and lacks assertive or clear communication. Sudden off-boarding with no communication aside from an email that landed in my spam folder was less than anyone deserves. Each member from reviewers to the lead chose to avoid my communications rather than address me. Tread lightly my friends & please believe me when I say there are bigger projects worth double beyond their grasp. ✌🏼

The application process is ridiculous. I am a seasoned professional and a successful engineer who graduated from a university overseas decades ago. They want you not only to submit a résumé, but also somehow obtain an evaluated diploma from abroad for a part-time job. I’ve worked in the US as an engineer for years and never needed that before. How stupid can this be?

They got me to do an hour exam that I got a 96% on because they're AI auto rejected it, they're quite obviously looking for free work without paying for it it's pathetic

This is almost certainly a scam. The test is incredibly basic, half of the questions are just repeats. The final question doesn't load and then it tells you that you failed. At which point they already have your CV and your degree certificate. Information harvesting or identity theft. I believe that a LinkedIn profile has been hacked and is being used to directly message people to invite them to apply. I would imagine that the other reviews on here are being added by the scammers to try and improve the trust rating. It claims to be linked to abaka.ai. I don't know anything about abaka.ai of if they are real but they make no mention of the rex.zone platform on their LinkedIn or on their official website.

Tried creating an account here. First, I found it unnecessary to upload the pictures of my degrees. But okay, I still did. Yet, the worst part was the 25-question test, where the first 24 questions were designed for primary-level school kids, and the 25th question, likely something related to the actual annotation work, never loaded, even on a desktop. Since we weren't supposed to leave the test's browser tab, I kept waiting for 50 minutes merely for the 25th question to load, which never happened. I then contacted them at "recruitment (at) rex.zone" explaining everything, but never heard back. It's funny to find these people asking the reviewers here to reach out to this email address because these guys never respond. Highly disappointing experience.

fake. I SUGGEST EVERYONE NOT TO APPLY TO THESE KIND OF SKETCHY COMPANIES. ESPECIALLY REMO EXPERTS. THEY ARE SCAMMERS AND FRAUDSTERS WHO FAKE ASSESSMENTS JUST FOR THE SAKE OF COLLECTING DATA. AND GIVE YOU A FAKE COMPANY EMAIL.

Asking for your MBTI on a job application, And then having the audacity to refuse certifications or Associates degree as legitimate education history. I am also not going out of my way to pay for a transcript of my college degree over 10 years since the fact. Do not waste time with companies that appear to be ran by high school children.