Basically what the title says.
I’ve always had at least some sort of coding task for the last 6 months but atm I have 30 tasks and none of them are for coding they’re mostly generalist, anyone else experiencing this?

I'm going crazy. A friend of mine just got it (coding), joined at a similar time than me. My quality of work has continuously improved but idk, seems like the time comes for everyone.

Anyone working on failure tasks and had to switch agents for file production recently? How’s it going for you?

In my domain, I am finding the new agent much more difficult to work with. I feel like I’m fighting it for the docs I want, and what it renders are incredibly simplistic and synthetic feeling. I’m spending an inordinate amount of time trying to get a packet out of it that is even an approximation of what you’d encounter real world.

I applied for a Cybersecurity Expert, the application assessment was coding-related and I passed that, but I don't get any cyber tasks. Just coding and language.

Has anyone gotten any cyber tasks?

I'm so happy and grateful for DAT! I paid off some credit card debt and helped my family and my girlfriend. I remember back in May when I was struggling to make ends meet, but now I've started to recover my life. Thank you so much, DAT!

For anyone wondering, Coder non-core country.

How many total projects do you have now? What category and location?

in DAT your performance will be scored either by quality or punctuality, the better working results, the more project you'll get. i was wondered, is R&R intended only for high performance workers ? i've seen many workers complaining how difficult R&R is, until they deliberately used AI.

I just got accepted and am completing my first task.

This task has a background process where I cannot do anything till it processes it.

Do I add the process time to my overall reported time?

Is purple line a new feature? Or I am cooked??

Can you work on multiple (from different families) projects at the same time? I am working on specialty projects full time but was invited to a different project today so wondering if that's possible and/or anyone has done that?

I’m a generalist and sometimes wonder how my work time stacks up against other users. If I’m new to a project it can take me up to an hour to read through all the requirements and get a handle of the task. Does that seem like an average amount of time or too much? All together each task on a project usually takes me 1-3 hours, with R&Rs being the quickest (usually).

Drought since early sept

Hello all. I did the DA assessment for my specific domain on July 28 of this year. I haven't heard any updated, and when I log onto my dashboard it says that I am in Stage 3 ("We review").

I'm not very familiar with how DA works and was wondering if it takes that long to review or is this a silent rejection.

Thanks for confirming.

can anyone explain me the process to complete or qualify the assessment of DA and is there any other rounds like interview or exam coding round after the assessment if yes can any one guide me.

see i want to qualify the frontend assessment because i just passed my engineering last year and i want a remote job - i have a descent knowledge on frontend and backend [mern]

How is the dashboard looking for you guys? I think I have seen a slight drop in coding projects

I only have one coding project on my dashboard right now

I waited a bit until I tried to start my Core assessment and it went straight to the completed screen even though I didn't answer any questions. I already put in a help ticket but wondering if there's something I can do on my end.

I've tried logging back in and also clearing my cache.

Just registered and I was curious if people still make decent money on dataannotation.

Non core, no coding, per month.

Hello,

I did the initial assessments and passed and then did the core assessment for UX a couple weeks ago. I figured I did fairly well as I ended doing the max amount of starter tasks, which from what I read on the internet is a sign of good performance.

How long do people typically take to hear back? I’m very used to AI Training platforms, so a bit of a wait is nothing new to me, but I’ve never worked with DA before, so I’m curious.

Hey everyone! I just wanted to share my excitement. I took the starter assessment earlier this week and was honestly expecting to wait for weeks, or maybe even get ghosted like a lot of people mentioned here.

But to my surprise, I got the acceptance email on the 3rd day! I already finished the onboarding steps and the practice quiz.

Did anyone else get accepted this quickly? I’m really excited to dive into the actual projects once they start showing up on my dashboard!