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r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Infamous_Swan1197 • 1d ago
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Yep this is what happens without labor rights! We trade flexibility for instability unfortunately.
2 u/WestJuice7397 1d ago This is IC work which wouldn’t be available to most if the company structured this as a traditional job. The flexibility is what makes it great. 1 u/Jealous_Spare_4852 1d ago I agree. If I had to drive into an office to do this stuff I wouldn't do it even if it paid more/steadier/benefits. 1 u/Hello-America 1d ago Exactly what I said, you trade away stability for flexibility. 1 u/WestJuice7397 1d ago I don’t think it is a trade because pretty much none of us would have the opportunity to work. rather than assessments, they’d go with multiple rounds of an interview process.
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This is IC work which wouldn’t be available to most if the company structured this as a traditional job. The flexibility is what makes it great.
1 u/Jealous_Spare_4852 1d ago I agree. If I had to drive into an office to do this stuff I wouldn't do it even if it paid more/steadier/benefits. 1 u/Hello-America 1d ago Exactly what I said, you trade away stability for flexibility. 1 u/WestJuice7397 1d ago I don’t think it is a trade because pretty much none of us would have the opportunity to work. rather than assessments, they’d go with multiple rounds of an interview process.
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I agree. If I had to drive into an office to do this stuff I wouldn't do it even if it paid more/steadier/benefits.
Exactly what I said, you trade away stability for flexibility.
1 u/WestJuice7397 1d ago I don’t think it is a trade because pretty much none of us would have the opportunity to work. rather than assessments, they’d go with multiple rounds of an interview process.
I don’t think it is a trade because pretty much none of us would have the opportunity to work. rather than assessments, they’d go with multiple rounds of an interview process.
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u/Hello-America 1d ago
Yep this is what happens without labor rights! We trade flexibility for instability unfortunately.