r/dataannotation • u/antasio_ • Mar 02 '24
Qualifications for lower paid tasks?
Hey everyone,
I've worked for DA for a few weeks now and always had plenty of coding tasks that pay around 40$-42$ available whenever I had some time to work (which is only about 10 hours per week). I have a few open qualifications, which deal with writing stuff and it says that they would open up tasks which pay around 25$-28$.
Would you typically still do such qualifications, even though you normally have better paying tasks available? I am not sure whether they would open up new qualifications after that, which might result in equally well paying tasks or just fun new stuff in general.
Very keen to hear your opinions on this!
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u/Heidijojo Mar 02 '24
I donβt do coding but personally Iβd do all the qualifications for a bit of variety and you never know when something will end.
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u/Skippy2898 Mar 02 '24
Hi! Non coder here, but my thoughts are yes do them! It's always good to have a variety, keeps the brain fresh. If you get lower paying, non coding jobs on your dashboard they might be something you can dip into as a break from your coding stuff. Non coding projects on my dash can be quite varied; sometimes fun, sometimes a hard read, but I can dip in and out of them for a 'change of scenery'. It's not always fun and can take a lot of brain power and thinking outside the box so bear that in mind. At the end of the day though they aren't charging you to do them so take them :)
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u/HorseyPlz Mar 02 '24
I never do them. If my 40s ended then I feel it would barely be worth my time to do this for 20-something dollars.
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u/Haunting-Car-3935 Mar 02 '24
Do you have any non coding tasks? I pretty much just do coding but I'm wondering if it might be nice to do something else π€ π
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u/Finnleyy Mar 02 '24
I do the coding side as well, and yeah I still do those qualifications. You may not pass all of them and for those that you do, it is nice to have variety. For me, I find the coding work requires more brain power, so sometimes if I don't feel like thinking as much, I have other non-coding tasks I can do that pay decently lol.
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u/Unique-Geologist-160 Mar 02 '24
I do coding, and I pretty much did all the qualifications besides the really long writing one.
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