What is Leap Force?

Leapforce is open worldwide. If you check their jobs page, you'll see there are usually a variety of openings for people in the US and other countries.

You can work as much or as little as you want, provided there is work posted to do. There is not always work, so despite the high pay rate, I hesitate to tell anyone that they could rely on this as their sole source of income.

You have to take a two part evaluation exam before you can start work. If you fail, you are typically not eligible to take the test again. I say “typically” because they say it when you sign up, but I have heard of some people who failed the test and were then invited to retest a few days later.

I suspect that whether or not you are invited to retest might depend on Leapforce's employment needs. You will receive training materials to look over before you start the test, so since you *may* only be allowed one shot, I would read it backwards and forwards! And no, you are not paid for your time studying.

The first part of the test is general and fairly short, and the second part involves taking simulation search evaluation questions. The second part is very long and drawn out, but you have several days to complete it if you can't finish it all at once.

The website does say that a college degree is “ideal,” but it's not a requirement. There are many people who do this work with nothing more than a high school diploma or less.

You'll need to upload a resume for Leapforce, so listing your skills and qualifications will be especially important if you don't have a degree. You might want to include a cover letter in with your resume for Leapforce explaining why you want the job as well as going into more depth regarding your qualifications.

I did this for a very short period of time, maybe a month, if that. The work wasn't bad and I kind of enjoyed it, but the time-tracking was difficult. It can be really hard to do when you constantly have to start and stop (as I did due to having two very young children at home). I was paid for the work I did before I stopped logging in.

Leapforce has been around a while, so you won't have any trouble finding info in a recent Leapforce review. But, what you'll discover when you start searching is that many people are bitter toward this company for letting them go for apparently no reason. This is a six month contract position, so holding on to this job is never a sure thing. Definitely keep that in mind if you get accepted to work for them.

And while the pay sounds good on the outside, work is sporadic. Sometimes it's there, sometimes it isn't. And you — the worker — have absolutely no control over that. Because you are an independent contractor, you are not guaranteed any set amount of work or hours per week. This is why I always recommend you have other eggs in your basket when you are doing any sort of independent contractor work.

If you think you want to give it a go, the Leapforce Jobs page is located here. Good luck, and please comment below sharing your own Leapforce review if you have it!

Leapforce is a company that hires search engine results evaluators. If you don't know what that is, don't worry I explain shortly. But before I do, here's something you might want to know.

Have you ever searched anything on Google and came up with some really crappy results that had little or nothing to do with your original search (This is especially true when they update their algorithms. My fellow marketers will get that. Wink, Wink. lol) As a search engine evaluator your job is basically to review search results and rate them according to LeapForce requirements.

This helps search engines improve their relevancy which is very important to their business. Because if their search results suck, you stop using sites like Google. They lose money because they have less people clicking on their ads.

I know what you're thinking I could care less about helping a billion dollar company like Google. But think of your job as helping the web because your work will help make it easier all of us find the information we want.

Aside from search engine evaluators, they have other opportunities as well. But the search engine evaluation is really what they're known for.

Leapforce is a company that hires search engine results evaluators. If you don't know what that is, don't worry I explain shortly. But before I do, here's something you might want to know.

Leapforce became Raterlabs, which was bought out by Appen in 2017. Work is stressful with monthly reviews, poor reviews means getting terminated or work put on hold. Little communication with mgt.

I've been struggling for quite some time with agoraphobia and Leapforce/Appen has allowed me to work while I also take time for my mental health. So far I've only worked one project but I have been qualified for multiple.

I’ve worked worked with Leapforce for almost two years now and I am in a position to talk with expertise and authority on the subject.

Leapforce has been a life-saver to me in many ways and it probably has been for a lot of people.

Since there is no authoritative review on it, I am gonna dissect Leapforce and give you an inside info about it. This is gonna be long. Hang in there.

Leapforce is a US based MNC located in Pleasanton, California.

The current CEO of Leapforce is former Google employee, Daren Jackson. They only have about 21 full-time employee despite having generated almost $58 million in revenue in 2017 alone.

All the workers of Leapforce, myself included, are known as independent contractors or simply raters.