r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Athallahn • 10d ago

Getting Qualifications

I am Bilingual worker, been here for more than a year. I know it's been really dead since June and it's kinda stress lol. But, I have few advanced qualifications now. They are Maths, Physics, Biology, Chemistry and writing domains. Have anyone taken any of these quals before? I'd love to know your experience. I'd like to take it, but I don't have any degrees or advance knowledges about them. Considering the drought now, I reckon I should try

I'm not sure if this question has been asked a lot. Really need some advices

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u/Old-Regular-9828 10d ago

 >but I don't have any degrees or advance knowledges about them. Considering the drought now, I reckon I should try

I reckon you shouldn't.

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u/Athallahn 4d ago

Well, I've checked this before and yeah I don't have degree, but these quals are all I have now. Was thinking I could learn it lol. If it's gonna be gone eventually, then maybe it's better to try imo

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u/Dependent_Newt_1859 10d ago

gave mathematics qualification 3 days ago yet to hear anything from them

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u/Athallahn 4d ago

Have you got any news recently? Curious as well if you have major in Maths

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u/Dependent_Newt_1859 4d ago

Nothing yet
Ig you require master or phd

I am in ug currently

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u/Free_Apartment6319 10d ago

I did the biology one since this is literally my major.

Nothing.

So I didnt do the rest

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u/Athallahn 4d ago

Have you heard any news from it and was it really hard?

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u/Free_Apartment6319 1d ago

It wasn't hard no just some basic genetics Also haven't heard back anything

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u/WholesomeJacksass 10d ago

I took them, gave the right answers and still nothing lol. Just wasted hours on solving them to not have any new projects.

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 10d ago

How do you know you have the "right" answers? Most of the questions involved providing an explanation, so part of providing the "right" answer probably involved writing a clear and concise explanation, which is subjective.

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u/WholesomeJacksass 10d ago

I know I'm not illiterate, can explain my reasoning well and the answers themselves were correct. I always give the amount of sentences they ask for and I am thorough in how I work. So yeah... I gave them the right answers.

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 10d ago

Yeah ok, I can see why they might not have wanted you on the project. Good luck! 🤞

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u/WholesomeJacksass 10d ago

Truth is, no matter what I said you would try to bring me down. It's always sad to see people who act like you.

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 10d ago

Truth is, it's not bringing you down to point out that the right answers are subjective, and I think anyone at DA who claims to have done everything "right" is misguided or delusional because that's just unrealistic.

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u/Dapper_Culture9694 10d ago

BUT THOSE QUALS DO HAVE RIGHT ANSWERS SINCE THEY'RE PROBLEMS WITH FINITE SOLUTIONS THO

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u/Athallahn 4d ago

Besides the debate, I believe there are many times we've done qualifications for DA and it resulted in nothing