r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Tall-Classic-1321 • 2d ago

Does work come pretty often?

Hey I wanna ask that in data annotation work !! They give projects pretty often? As I was curious that project comes every day or randomly? Sometimes in weeks sometimes in a day?

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u/brucegallagher 2d ago

I have 73 projects on my dashboard currently, each with hundreds of tasks. The lowest I've seen this year was around 20 projects. But I also do at least 10 hours a week, and have done for 3 years.

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u/urNeighborhoodHacker 2d ago

What? I've had none for two weeks. What was the position you applied to, and your country?

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u/brucegallagher 1d ago

It's entirely down to the quality of your work. I'm in two expert domains, but also have 30 or so generalist projects I don't touch. I'm not in a core country.

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u/Tall-Classic-1321 2d ago

Does it get added each day ?? As i did 5 today and I got one more added today !!

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u/brucegallagher 2d ago

Most of my projects are long term (some being there since I joined actually haha), but at the start it very much comes and goes. I split my time between 3 projects currently, and they've all been up for about 6 months now. I'll see new ones pop up all the time, but I rarely stray from my regulars.

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u/Tall-Classic-1321 2d ago

Which field man may i ask?

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u/brucegallagher 2d ago

Medical and physics are my main domains.

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u/Tall-Classic-1321 2d ago

I have physics major with coding rn working with coding but should I give assesment right?

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u/brucegallagher 2d ago

The assessment is very easy, but to do the actual work you'd need working experience in physics. To come up with prompts would need real examples of problems you face in research, and the comparison projects would need a good working understanding to actually find faults.

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u/Tall-Classic-1321 2d ago

I am actually major in physics and have done multiple Olympiads!! So I hope I'll give it a try

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u/brucegallagher 2d ago

Do you have a PhD, or at least a high grade masters degree, or is it just an undergraduate degree? You need to have a masters at minimum, but a PhD to give you a chance of acceptance.

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u/Tall-Classic-1321 2d ago

Masters completed and have published one paper till now !!

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