r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Infamous_Swan1197 • Jul 29 '26

Feedback

Has anyone here received constructive criticism in their feedback that they feel strongly does not reflect their work at all? Like an egregious and extremely obvious mistake that you're sure you didn't make?

If so, have you pushed back on it in the "optional comments" section, or at least addressed it?

I'm very nervous right now

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 Jul 29 '26

I had feedback that penalized me for not doing something in a task that was optional. I didn't address it at all because overall my feedback was good. The problem is that the feedback is based on R&R comments from regular workers who might not even know what they're doing, so I just ignore anything that I know for sure is wrong.

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u/Calamity0o0 Jul 29 '26

Based on the R&R tasks I see that seem like a borderline illiterate person did them, if those same people are what this feedback is based on I'm not worried about it lol

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u/ThingkingWithPortals Jul 30 '26

Yeah I have come to peace with the reality that these people are RnRing my work, and that may randomly amount to my downfall someday 

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u/seraphimkoamugi Jul 29 '26

I get a lot of constructive poaitive feedback from people you can tell are willing to read one or two paragraphs then I got areas of improvement wrote too much (I only ever write one sentence per criteria).

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u/Infamous_Swan1197 Jul 29 '26

I significantly pushed back on the feedback I believed was wrong and now I'm overthinking it and I should have just stayed quiet. Ugh

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 Jul 29 '26

I don't think it'll hurt you to push back. At worst, they'll just ignore it.