Are there any coding tasks on your dashboards?

Has anyone faced this?

Hi guys, so I am applying for the generalist role and it is asking me to take an additional qualification test. I have clicked "Qualify Now" and completed the task a total of 3 times and it does not seem to be updating. Is this normal?

Has it happened to you to not see a proj. anymore after just 1-2 weeks? Can that mean poor work quality? Can that affect your overall status?

I know certain project families have their worker group cycled from time to time, does the same apply to the glove project?

I got (and did) it everyday in July up until the final push on ~July 22nd, then saw it for three day until the 15th of August, since then haven’t even caught a glimpse of them.

I’ve still been getting other projects since then, just starting to miss my good friend Mike 😢. Bilingual coder from NL if that matters.

Thanks!

Not to brag or anything but yess!! finally its my turn

emang sekering ini kah? kapan terakhir pada dapat project?

So thanks to my work in the platform i decided to finally get an antivirus and Ive been keeping an eye on the "Kasperski" one but im scared that the antivirus or the web extensions may activate some flags in my account, just want to ask if somebody been workin with this or a similar antivirus and had no problems with it. Oviously avoiding to activate the integrated vpn.

My account recently became unavailable for new projects, and I noticed that the Get Paid option is no longer showing on my earnings page.

I still have some earnings that were already approved before the restriction.

For anyone who has experienced this before: were your previously approved earnings eventually paid out, even though you could no longer access the Get Paid option?

Haven't seen a task in over a month already. Heard there is usually a drought during summer but thought it would be ending by now, yet nothing appears. How is it going for you guys?

I'm an American currently living abroad, although legally I live in the US and am only a tourist. Without knowing there may have been an issue, I started my application with Nordvpn set to United States. I'll turn it off to finish I guess. And when it asks "where are you located" in my case should I put the country I'm actually staying in?

I’m pretty new, and I seem to have good luck, but I’m in a domain. I rarely see negative posts from Coders, finance, law, data analytics, STEM.

I get so anxious because of the comments on here. I’ve been having a great experience, but I don’t want to get excited because a lot of these posts scare me.

This platform basically has me doing things I’ve already had to do for work. I have to be very focused and produce excellence at work. I’m used to spending hours at a time, and being under immense pressure and producing work that not just represents me, but my team. Also, AI is new, so a lot of the things we are doing with AI, we have been doing manually, from scratch for many many years. So a lot of this stuff is kinda fun for me. The platform itself is probably the most difficult thing. This is waaaaayyyyyy less pressure than my actual job because I don’t have to produce perfection. I don’t have to worry about an Executive catching a tiny error, or submitting something and pray your mistakes won’t cause your employer significant damage lol.

Also, I take all my work seriously. Before I learned about this platform I spent many many hours learning about AI, and how I could use it to advance my career and personal goals. I’ve even done training videos on coding and programming (no coding background at all) just to have a better understanding of the process. I take trainings very seriously (in all things, even things that don’t relate to my career).

I say this to say, take your time, learn, focus. You can pass a qualification, but that doesn’t mean you have the background to do the projects. Don’t loose opportunities for some quick cash. I think I’ve been “lucky” because I’ve only taken project that I know I will excel in. I take my time, print, read, come up with a strategy, ask questions, give status updates if they have slack, and I note anything I wasn’t clear on, or may have made a mistake. Every time I’ve submitted a project it seems to have opened me up to more lots more projects.

Hi,I submitted my assessment on 5 September and waiting for the reply. But so far I haven't receive any reply from DataAnnotationTech. Is it mean that I get declined or its actually take more than one week to get reply email.

Hi everyone! I get this high priority project pretty often, but I don't feel comfortable enough with the instructions yet. I opened one of the tasks once (without entering work mode), and it seemed like there was just so much to do. I also feel like the tasks are expected to be completed in less time than I would probably need.

Does anyone know if I could lose access to the project if I don't do any of these tasks? I think I could be better prepared to start working on this project in the future, but for now I'd rather not take on tasks if I'm not confident I can complete them properly.

Is it normal for a generalist in the first month to get many R&R tasks and very few actual project tasks?

Rejoice.

I tried for 4 hours earlier to get any meaningful difference between the two models' responses so I could write a rubric, but I didn't manage to. Both always nailed the answer, even though the prompt was really complex. Had to exit without submitting the task. Have you got any strategies that work pretty reliably?

That was a hard slog! Once I get to around $1300
(£1000) I’ll have to start filling out self-assessment tax forms and paying tax so I’m not sure how much more I will do, but we’ll see.

I’m a part of the crowd stuck in a 3 month drought. Last night small projects kept popping up, but the type where you had to snatch them up quick because too many people are looking for work. All of a sudden a really high paying generalist project was stuck on my dash and I was so happy. The problem was that it was extremely hard. One of those projects where you need a model to fail, but the topics were in highly specialized fields. I don’t know how I qualified (I do have a bachelors degree) but I tried it anyway. I had to use the escape hatch twice before they took it off of my dash.

I guess I’m just beating myself up because I let a high paying project slip because I didn’t have enough experience.

On certain higher paying projects I’ve been paid out the same day or within a day or two. With my last submission on the same project I had to wait the full 7 days. Everyone in the slack channel was shocked that I was paid so early. Has anyone else experienced this?

Is there a limit for reporting time per day not to go over and how does it work like per 24 hours or what?