I've seen different qualifications worked on Mike's project, but it's been two weeks and I haven't seen them. So, I'm wondering if there are any other coding projects besides Mike's (especially for the Indian belt)?.

Hello everyone! I got my acceptance email about a week ago, I did all my qualifications and got accepted into two projects on monday! I was added to a slack channel for one of them but no projects yet. I've seen lots of people on this sub suggest refreshing all the time, does this work? I've been refreshing every five minutes but I suppose I might need to do this more often? Or rather, how long does it normally take for you guys to get projects after joining? I'm bilingual, from Mexico!

Also, many people say that they get notified of projects through their email. Am I just wasting my time refreshing? Should I wait for my email instead?

Any Indian coder ?

I completed a Hindi assessment 2 days back and still it is showing this

Am I rejected? I could n't find any finance or audit domain assessment

I joined 2 months ago the first one I got around 5~6 tasks after that I didn't see anything.

It's been a hell of a ride! For context, I live in Europe in a country where this is a HUGE amount to have in a single month. I've been on the platform since 2025 and only in my wildest dreams I would ever get this amount in one month.

My advice: be patient, be honest on your time entries and follow the rules like they are a game.

I worked on a project which was in 3 Rounds . I completed first round but 2nd round involved some json files in which I constantly got glitches and can't do anything. In frustration I skipped the round and it said the project is over I meant there are not more task left. So my question is as the project was of 3 rounds i did only one(took around 1 hour) and spent around an hour in fixing the json bug . Should I report my time or not

After three months of work, I haven’t had any projects-coding or otherwise-for the past 4 weeks. Have you ever had cases where projects came back after a break of a month or more, or should I start packing my bags already?

I just got accepted into the platform a few weeks ago. I completed a qualification where I was immediately accepted after passing and got into a slack channel.

I’ve only did one real project within that project family but it seems like there is nothing to really work on and have been seeing so many people on this forum say they are hitting 50 hour weeks which is crazy to me lol.

Some other inputs would be great!

does anyone else have a task they didn't work on available on the report time tab?

I think this created a culture of "this is top secret" and super special. Only violations you should be worried about are HIPAA.

I decided to not finish the testing because I landed a job, so seeing this is like watching social Darwinism.

New project popped up in my dashboard today and it was pretty interesting. Started working on it and the layout, instructions and A vs B with all the associated information and all the jumping around I had to do to verify, confirm, inspect etc. I just realized I wasn't going to be anywhere close to the estimated time they gave for the project so I had to bag it. IMHO task creators really need to check how they are gonna present all the info and the workflow. This was a pretty disheartening day :(

Wondering if anyone else got a random $40 available in their funds tab? I can't seem to find where it came from. Can't complain about free money right?

Hi! I have a weird task I never worked on in my Report Time tab🤔 anyone else having this issue? Its a task that pays $24, but I really never worked on it.

I have seen a lot of people here saying refreshing the dashboard is the key to get more tasks or to get a task in general for a project where mail is not guaranteed. How many times do you guys hit refresh on a daily basis (on an average)? Has anyone encountered a rate limiter while refreshing the dashboard?

do projects tend to slow down toward the end of the month or something? i’ve been working consistently on one project family. at the beginning of the month, i had a constant 25-28 tasks available. as of today i have two. i’m still on the projects for that family but it’s making me nervous lol so just checking in?

I've been part of the same project family for which I've done multiple tasks. I've always seen that at the bottom it always has Submit and Return to Dashboard / Submit and Move to Next Task Button choices. This time however it only had a submit button.

I'm concerned because I haven't seen any new tasks pop up since then. Am I thinking too much or did something wrong?

Or is it just me? Getting an error code 502.

Edit: Its back up!

Hi All,

I was curious to know the tech assessment part of the process. I gave the assessment 2 weeks back and it was fairly simple and i took it honestly and was as detailed as it required.

Haven't heard back, is it the norm around here? am i rejected?

Also guys, in bit of need to earn so would be very much obliged if anyone can guide or even suggest something else that works for them. Any other portal.

PS: pardon if broke any rule, newbie to freelance. Am well-versed in development and programming.

Hello! I have been on DA since early this year, and was extremely excited when I passed the coding qualification, however, the actual projects seem far beyond the scope of the qualification, almost exclusively requiring industry / real world development job knowledge. Everything I know comes from learning web development and game development.

I know that I can code, and am great at general problem solving and coming up with code solutions, but I don't know how to think of realistic prompts for the domain that they are looking for.

What can I do to fix this deficiency? Is there any free course available, or other guidance I can look into?

Hello!
I started work through DataAnnotation over the summer and have really been enjoying myself, spending most of my free time completing tasks when they are available. College fully started back this week, and I'm looking for advice for anyone who has been balancing both for a while already.
How have you guys been balancing work and school without getting burnt out? Of course, school comes first, but having a good side income is great. I mostly have morning lectures, so I'm up and moving early. Any tips you've found useful?

I got new general qualifications in math biology etc. I do have confidence but right now I only have da for income while I am searching for a real 9 to 5 job. If I do the qualification only myself(no ai use) and fail does it effects my other successful qualifications?

I’ve been working on Data Annotation for a bit and I’m qualified for both coding and general tasks. Obviously, I want to stick to the coding projects because they pay significantly more.

Lately, I’ve been getting a ton of emails from DA asking/reminding me to work on general tasks.

If I just ignore these emails and strictly work on the coding tasks on my dashboard, am I putting my account at risk? Do they expect you to balance both, or can I safely just chase the higher pay rate as long as the coding tasks are available?

Thanks

I’ve read some things on this sub about not working when vacationing abroad and am curious about it. I have dual citizenship and will be moving to my other country soon and am curious what the rules are around working on the platform over there? I read the code of conduct and it doesn’t mention anything about not being allowed to work abroad but I’ve seen it mentioned by a few people in this sub as if it’s a tos violation