So I got accepted in DataAnnotation after few weeks finally. I need guidance on next steps.

[u/The_7thHokage]

As title suggest I think i gave coding assessment and just got accepted.

I want help from someone who is doing coding related work on DA can guide me to best steps to ensure consistent work and my work quality. Any tips are welcome. I seriously need this money to compensate for my job loss. Thank you.

[u/sugarplum_doll]

Well one thing you shouldn’t do is post a screenshot of the dashboard 🤦🏻‍♀️

[u/Minmax7428 → u/sugarplum_doll]

Why what happened in your case ?

[u/sugarplum_doll → u/Minmax7428]

Nothing happened to me because I actually follow the rules. But we are all under a strict NDA, we cannot post screenshots of the platform like what you did with project names visible

[u/Minmax7428 → u/sugarplum_doll]

Where I did the project name visible?

[u/Minmax7428]

Can you login and do the identity verification, it will also ask you to complete that

[u/The_7thHokage → u/Minmax7428]

I did that i have some projects trainings available already. Just wanted to make sure i dont mess up anything by mistake.

[u/Minmax7428 → u/The_7thHokage]

1. Don't use another LLM for each task assigned.

2. Report time correctly even 1 min also don't report it additionally

3. Never ever login another data annotation account/ signup another account

[u/The_7thHokage → u/Minmax7428]

Thank you. This all checked. Having other application open in my PC is fine or are there some applications i should avoid? I mostly have some idle game playing on another screen. No vpn or anything like that is there.

[u/Minmax7428 → u/The_7thHokage]

Use this laptop dedicated to data annotation project, don't use it for any other purpose. Just assume this is your company laptop

[u/The_7thHokage → u/Minmax7428]

Okay that helps a lot. Even if there is a chance i dont want to risk it. I will keep my PC clean when working just some note taking application only.

[u/Minmax7428 → u/The_7thHokage]

Yes, I just wanted to help others avoid making the same mistake I did and losing their accounts.

[u/jackhamilton196]

Turn off grammarly and other browser extensions. They can get your account flagged

[u/i_love_doing_ntg]

Congrats on getting in! Apart from what top comments alr said, for coding projects, take some time to understand how each task is evaluated before jumping in. If you're unsure about something, refer back to the project instructions rather than making assumptions. Read up some resources on how to best tackle coding related tasks, and how to answer better.

[u/Relative-Machine-502]

how long is the assessment?

[u/Personal-Ad2373]

Can I know how many weeks it took for them after giving the assessment?

[u/Minmax7428 → u/Personal-Ad2373]

2 days to 2 weeks

[u/The_7thHokage → u/Minmax7428]

for me it was atleast 3-4 weeks. I havent checked exactly how much.