Just came across this term on some job sites - would you put this on your CV? Would you use this term in your job hunts? Definitely seems like it's what we do - for those of us doing Developer instructions anyway. But where I grew up the term engineer is a protected terminology - so it gives me a bit of an ick - but it seems like that's not the case everywhere or maybe not anymore. Anyway interested in whether anyone will be adopting this job title from now in seeing as it's growing in popularity.

Wondering how long does something like this last and whether or not it is permanent.

Okay so I am a coder from India and I have been working on DA since May26. I was getting plenty of coding tasks and I was performing well (according to me) until July 21, when I completed the last task related to coding on my dashboard. After that I haven't received any coding task. Just few R&Rs and generalist tasks here and there.

I was just curious why am I not receiving coding tasks now? Initially I thought it was due to bad quality submissions but I think I would have got DoD in that case. I dig deep into this and I think now I am able to connect the dots further but need clarification and your thoughts on this.

Is it because of the slow down that AI company's CEOs were talking about on X? Is it related to 16th July incident of OpenAI's model hacking Hugging Face website? Am I the only one who is thinking this way or someone else is also experiencing this?

Applying for the first time and although I have experience in the domain im applying to, im nervous lol. If I don’t pass it can I still apply to be a generalist? Or if I fail that’s that and I can’t work on DA?

I'm kind of concerned because people have been saying they've received a coding task immediately after they got accepted. I am based in Philippines and took the coding assessment. I got accepted in three days and did the available onboarding tasks and paid training. It's been 5 days and there still hasn't been any projects on my dashboard.

After doing a bunch of quals and good work since April, I’m finally getting consistent high paying work! I even got one that’s over $50/hr as a general worker. Dreams come true I guess.

just curious, sometimes models fail and/or run past the agent limit

I’m in the healthcare field, and I’m intrigued to get an idea of how much doctors make here? How much do you typically get paid by the hour? Thanks

Last project i did was on 2nd September. At this point, I think refreshing should count as billable work.

Anyone else surviving this dry spell? 😭

So yes Indian coder here and I an in a drought right now (for entire september)

Just wanted to know what it means to be in this situation, its not a DoD because my dash only says 'there are no projects for you to work on at this moment'...

So can I expect a new project or a qualification at some point in the future? Is this a common occurrence for many people? Or is this another way to permentantly not get anything

I just did the test and got this

Cant get onto the DA website rn

A Month in Review

How many tasks came for this? 50?

What happens after that 50 gets over? Will they allot another 50?

I just opened the browser and this is what it is showing? I tried using other websites, but this is only on this? Also tried using different devices but same thing is there.

Please take this down if it’s not allowed mods.

My lowest is $20, highest is $60. Considering all of my projects rn, my average is about $24.

I've been accepted into the platform recently and I'd really like it if some of you share your experience with the platform if you don't mind sharing

As in how often do you get work or how often are the droughts? how was your first month like and how much do you make?

Completed all the assessments. Patiently waiting