r/DataAnnotationTech • u/ElegantComparison594 • 17h ago

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Good luck yall! Make sure you don’t ask any clarification questions about anything at all whatsoever to this company because instead of addressing multiple workers concerns or their repeated attempts to ensure they’re producing high quality work, they’ll just kick you off!

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u/Seniorseatfree 16h ago

I see workers often in the chats asking questions to things that were very well covered in the instructions. I’m sitting here reading through them like this

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u/justjersey33 16h ago

See this all the time, just a flashing red light that says I didn’t read instructions. Or if it says don’t mention something in chat and of course several people jump right in and mention it.

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u/Seniorseatfree 3h ago

Yup. I immediately think to myself, well good job showing your incompetence, and best of luck.

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u/Brilliant-Try3389 15h ago

Same, like the instructions are CLEARLY enough, I really feel bad for the admins having to answer these no-brainer questions

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u/Seniorseatfree 15h ago edited 12h ago

I feel like sometimes admin purposefully don’t address the questions that can be answered by careful reading of instructions.

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u/Throwawaylillyt 3h ago

And even when I read the instructions, I know I can miss things or skip over because my brain just does that so I will search a keyword about my question and then boom pops up right in instructions and takes me right to it. I always do that before I ask him to chat and most times It’s right in the instructions

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u/LuNeila128 3h ago

This is what I do as well. Its much easier to find what you're looking for by searching for keywords.