Compensation not close to worth the time investment. - Researcher Wonder Research Employee Review

Clients and research reviewers are unrealistic about their expectations. Clients routinely request complicated research that takes a substantial time investment by the researcher. They're not simply looking for general answers easily found with a quick google search. They're looking for a "deep dive" of the subject and expect a thorough, insightful response. For example: "What is the market size for people in the US who want to build a startup company that makes a product they dont know how to create and cant pay someone to create it?" Im not saying that question isnt answerable. Im just wondering how much time you think it would take to research the data and write a 500+ word response to it? You're not going to be able to bs youre way through it. Consider that the MOST you can make for a response right now is $36. Also consider that the only way a request becomes worth $36 is if it sits on the board for 2 days. Which means nobody wants to answer it or they are unable. The list of requests to choose from is riddled with questions maybe not so ridiculous as that, but either pretry ridiculous or very complicated nonetheless. Wonder is well aware of this conundrum, by the way. It seems their business model is to rely on a continual stream of new talent who are willing to grab "gigs" and invest a lot of time researching topics in order to secure their spot. I ber most figure out after a handful of jobs that the time required to produce a quality response isnt worth the pay. I know I did.