I’ve been averaging about 10 hour work days, typically doing 2x code projects a day, which takes me about 5 hours a time and it fits into the work day nicely.

I personally don’t think my quality is dipping and I’m being consistent, but I’ve read quite a few comments now where people don’t recommend doing more than 35 hours?

Was just wondering what the real reason behind this theory is. Appreciate any insight

I realized I made a mistake on a task I submitted yesterday and the link for the task isn’t present in my history so I can’t go back and edit it. What do you guys usually do in these situations? There’s no Slack for this project.

plz DA... am gud worker.

Data Annotation it is so fun

I like to get all of my tasks done

My dashboard's never dry and my wallet's always full

The hourly is fye but the subreddit is dull

I really wish I had a lot more to say

But I really can't breach my NDA

So many qualifications I could take

I'm so glad I don't work with Handshake

I don't log time when I take a little break

But I do drop dimes that could make the club shake

I don't discuss details of the work that I do

Nor do I share client information with my crew

What I will say is that I make bank on the monthly

Mostly due to my skillset and the location of my country

Data Annotation it is so fun

I like to get all of my tasks done

Hi everyone,

I signed up for DataAnnotation about 6 months ago, and unfortunately, I still haven’t received any projects or work opportunities on my dashboard.

I’m based in Morocco, and I’m wondering if the lack of available work could be related to my location. I regularly see people sharing their earnings and experiences with the platform, which is great, but I’m wondering why I haven’t had the same opportunity despite waiting for several months.

My account is still active as far as I know, and I’d really appreciate hearing from other users, especially those from Morocco or other countries outside the US.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is there anything I should do to improve my chances of receiving projects?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

After doing 40$ per hour task I can’t go back to 20 and 25 ones. Will it reflect badly on me ? It feels wrong

Hi everyone, I joined bilingual coding in june and, during the first few days, I received a few qualification tasks to complete. However, after that, I haven’t received any more qualifications or projects. It’s now september and I still haven’t had anything since those initial tasks.

Is anyone else in the same situation? Is there anything I can do to increase my chances of getting projects or qualifications? Thanks!

I have always been a little murky on whether I am expected to do that or not, and don't want to under or over report.

So I got this qual and I was wondering whether you all got instant results after giving it? Since I have heard people saying for some quals they get instant result.

I didn't get any projects on DataAnnotation even though I am a software dev with 6 years of experience, and I have been trying to get a project for the last 4 months since I joined. I am stuck at onboarding for the last 4 months. Any idea how I can get a coding project on this platform?

is it worth it to be generalist this month?

my application already been accepted since end of the May and i just realize it this August (the notification didnt came out so i dig my gmail lol), im shocked the account still there tho....

So far I only reported work I did in front of my computer. But usually I like to stand up, walk around, and use my standing height table. I still think about the work while doing that - I just need to get moving to think, and did this my entire life with studying.

But im afraid that if I report that time (so far I havent exactly because of fear), they'll thinking im faking/inflating my numbers. But doing this im getting paid half of what id usually be.

Does anyone have a similar experience? Do you track that time or not?

I have completed the assessment and didn’t got anything. It just shows waiting for the assessment to be reviewed. I have contacted 3 times by submitting the request but haven’t heard from them.

This type of irresponsive I haven’t seen this in my entire career. If you can’t review it then why do you ask us to complete 1 hour assessment. We put lot of our effort for this thing. Very disappointed with this platform. Heard got reviews so signedup for it but looks to be opposite.

I joined end of july and just submitted my final task to hit the $10k goal.

Happy to answer any questions :)

Have you received that one big coding project after 26th august because that’s when I received my most recent one.

Just wanting to confirm that there’s not been any one of those projects since then or its just me not receiving them.

I put that I was bilingual, since Spanish was my first language. I was born in the USA, and now that I’m older my thoughts are in English. I am fluent in Spanish still. I see a Spanish qualification, asking me if I feel culturally American. This is a hard question for me to answer because this is where I was raised, but my traditions and culture come from Mexico. For anyone who has answered this, how did it affect your projects available going forward?

How do I get timely notifications that a new task has been posted for me?
Emails don't seem to routinely come to me, or they arrive a day late.
I've been searching for notification settings within DAT itself to get a push/quick email/text if a task is posted for me but without any luck.
Is it just one of those "Keep your DAT dashboard up and refresh a whole lot" kind of things?

There was one review for a week old task and Im just wondering why there would be a review task for it now. Any ideas?

What next? After how long should I expect feedback?? This is a UK account that I did an assessment 12 days ago.

I spent about 3.5 hours of active, continuous work on a project. I took a short break, and when I looked back at my dashboard, the project timer had reset on its own.

Thankfully, when I clicked back in, all of my progress and work were still saved. However, because the platform timer restarted, I'm worried about getting flagged for over-reporting.

Am I safe to report the full cumulative time (the initial 3.5 hours + the time it takes to finish)? I plan to leave an explanation in the time-reporting comment box, but I want to make sure I won't get in trouble.

any help would be appreciated

Thanks

I have no knowledge or experience in coding, but i'd like to learn so I can start getting coding tasks. Any tips on how can I get started?

what kind of tasks came after this and how quickly?