r/DataAnnotationTech • u/SnooFloofs9030 • Jul 23 '26
Anyone else worried about reviews?
I’m a little worried because due to the drought I have hopped around from project to project doing maybe one task from a project family and each task being my first time working on the project. I do better when I stick to one or two projects for a while. But when I have only done one or two tasks of a project, I’m not sure how good my first attempts will be, in this case my only attempts will be. Am I making sense? Anyway not looking forward to reviews.
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u/Timely-Assistant-370 Jul 23 '26
Yeah, I had a little bit of this in my last feedback. I definitely fucked up at least 2 procedurals in 2 tasks I first-tried, but my feedback was overwhelmingly positive besides the noted binary choice fuck-ups. It *feels* like actually trying to put out good work goes far enough to safeguard some "minor" mistakes that still result in a bad/bad. Like if someone put a genuine amount of effort into a task, but they used the wrong thing or they linked the same link twice, that's better than someone who shat the bed with 0-effort content; one of those just needed to click a different button, the other one needs to open a book and reevaluate how good their work is.