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Generalist

$80–$160/h

United States

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About the role

Apply your Generalist background to professional document evaluation. The project uses specialist reviewers to assess whether material is accurate, relevant and ready for its intended use.

Skills and focus areas

Written Feedback · Excel · PowerPoint · Written Communication · Attention to Detail

What you will do

  • Examine work from your professional field and identify substantive quality problems.
  • Use structured review guidance to keep assessments consistent.
  • Document the reasoning behind your judgments and provide practical written feedback.

Experience and requirements

  • A completed undergraduate degree.
  • At least 2 years of relevant professional experience.
  • Strong analytical reading and confidence reviewing business documents.
  • Practical proficiency with the productivity software specified in the listing.

Working arrangements

  • Eligibility is limited to the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.

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