Arise Work From HomeBewertungen 

This has been extremely frustrating from the beginning. I REALLY wanted this to work. I was signed up with Arise a couple of years ago but didn't sign up for any jobs, but I could still see opportunities without having to go down the rabbit hole into frustration for more than 2 months. In March, I signed up for Arise and then discovered now an assessment is required before you can see any opportunities. So I completed the assessment successfully but when I went back to the Arise site, it just kept prompting me to Complete Assessment. I tried using the virtual chat AVA - this is useless. It takes a miracle to connect with a human. When I finally did, they could see the assessment had been completed and I was given a ticket #. It took almost 2 weeks for this to be resolved. So then I find out I have to actually register with a company before I can see opportunities. So I signed up with the one I really wanted to work for and I received a message that I had been accepted and then I got an onboarding email with further instructions, which I tried to complete. But now on the Arise site, my account was stuck in pending registration status and I could do nothing. I emailed Arise and was told to contact the company and finally the company replied that weren't hiring in my state and that was a mistake. They advised I could cancel it on the Arise site. This was not correct, I was unable to cancel this on my end and got nowhere with Ava. I logged in several days and no changes were ever made.
I had a trip planned in Mid April and I really had to step away from this frustration. Last week, I tried logging in to Arise and now it looks ok, except I am prompted to complete the assessment. Again. At this point, I think I must be getting close because I already know who NOT to register with. So yesterday, I completed the assessment again, successfully. When I followed the prompts to close the window and go back to Arise, all I get are more prompts to Complete Assessment.
Then, I saw a contact option which turned out to be Harver, the company that processes the assessments. I was back and forth all day in email with the end of the conversation being Harver telling me they confirm the assessment is complete and I need to contact Arise to resolve. Again, I tried AVA. AVA cannot handle complex issues like this. I tried 15 different options to chat with a human and got nowhere. So I tracked down a phone number and called Arise yesterday afternoon, only to be told after 10 minutes on hold that I needed to send an EMAIL to registration support describing the issues. I sent a lengthy email with all details and screenshots only to receive a canned response telling me to use Ava. When I replied Ava is not helpful, cannot handle these issues and how difficult it is to transfer all this in a chat bow, when I replied that I am begging them to please help resolve this some other way, all I got was the same, canned response telling me to use AVA they don't handle these issues by email. Or apparently by phone either.
I'm done. I have spent HOURS just trying to get onboard with Arise. Based on the other review, I am not missing anything. I began this nightmare of an attempt to earn money around March 15 and it's now June 4.
I do not recommend this company. All I get is the runaround just trying to get started.

This is not only my experience. This is something many people working with Arise in India have talked about, and many people will understand exactly what I’m saying.

People join with hope. We create accounts, clear assessments, complete ID verification, background checks, enroll in programs, receive training dates, and invest our time because we believe we are stepping into a real opportunity.

But after people give their time, effort, energy, and trust, what happens?

Enrollment gets completed. Training dates arrive. People prepare seriously. Some spend weeks or even months in unpaid training with the expectation that certification and hard work will finally lead to actual work.

Then suddenly people are removed. Or they are told there are not enough hours. Or after completing long training periods, they are shifted into another process and forced to start everything again — proficiency tests, verification, onboarding, waiting, uncertainty.

Do you understand what that does to people?

This is not a video game where you reset progress and press start again.

These are real people. People with responsibilities, bills, families, pressure, and expectations. People who wake up every day trying to build a future.

If you do not have enough work, enough hours, or enough opportunities, then say it honestly from the beginning.

Please stop treating people as if their time has no value.

If you want to do business in India, then respect Indian workers too. Stop expecting people to keep investing hope, time, and effort into a cycle of uncertainty.

We are not numbers on a dashboard. We are not disposable. And people's lives are not something to play with.

If others have experienced this too, speak up.

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