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Instructional Designer Reviews
What is it like working as an Instructional Designer?
May 2020
The boat is shaking.
Instructional Designer in Raleigh:
Pros: I work at home fulltime
Teams with well together
Cons: They are constantly restructuring
Leadership is jumping ship
April 2020
Instructional Designer in Hyderabad:
Pros: Designing learning experiences in innovative ways
Cons: Nobody cares about your working hours if you're in India
March 2020
Flexible working with open communication with upper management.
Instructional Designer in Sydney:
Pros: Flexible working, and work life balance
Cons: Not much company culture and diversity
January 2020
Education Designer (contractor)
Instructional Designer in Seattle:
Pros: My title wasn't an option—ID was the closest match. I love the mission of CfC and the work environment.
Cons: Your are not as valued if you are a contractor, even if you’ve been there a year. There’s little room to advance and some power hoarding.
December 2019
Elearning with Fortune 500 companies.
Instructional Designer in Columbus:
Pros: It's not always the case (as in many companies) but managers work hard to give you opportunity to grow and feel comfortable best they can. Unlimited PTO (within reason) and flexible schedules.
Cons: Feel isolated at times. Could have higher quality of communication between teams. Contractors can sometimes feel out of the loop.
December 2019
I am where I belong.
Instructional Designer in San Ramon:
Pros: The creative aspect
Cons: Opportunities to attend certified training
November 2019
Instructional Designer in Kansas City:
Pros: I am able to use my talents and skills, and I like working to help students learn. I work with a good team and my direct supervisor is a great leader.
Cons: It is difficult to move ahead or be promoted, and there are rarely raises given, even for cost of living.
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