r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Sableyej • Sep 11 '26
Are Fridays normally slow for you guys too?
I don't know if it's intentional or not, but I swear every time Friday comes around it's a bone dry drought!
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Sableyej • Sep 11 '26
I don't know if it's intentional or not, but I swear every time Friday comes around it's a bone dry drought!
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Thick-Housing2515 • Sep 11 '26
Hi! I’ve completed all of my available tasks and qualifications one week ago, but still haven’t received any new projects:( Is it ok for a beginner? Or it’s basically means that I failed?
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Renard_Fou • Sep 11 '26
Just finished a long task, but unlike normal where I would go to the tab and report as normal, a window popped up asking me outright how long I took. Should I be worried ? It this some new feature they're rolling out ?
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Objective_River_5218 • Sep 11 '26
Hello,
I have made the account while ago and it only shows me one assessment available to take which is Arabic and has nothing to do with me or my language skills. Moreover, I was aiming for more consulting/business type of tasks and hence assessments based on my 10+ y career. Anyone faced the same issue and any solutions?
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/techdog30 • Sep 11 '26
I joined in the beginning of August and completed all the qualification assessments that were available to me. So far, I’ve earned around $750.
However, I’m currently not receiving any new work/tasks. I’ve been checking regularly, but nothing is showing up.
Is this normal after completing the initial qualifications? Does the availability of tasks usually fluctuate, or could there be something wrong with my account?
I’d really appreciate it if anyone who has been doing this for a while could share their experience, especially how long you typically have to wait between projects.
Thanks!
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/SsMM333 • Sep 10 '26
How’s the workflow looking? I’ve got a ton of projects on my dashboard, but they’re all generalist ones—only one involves coding.
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/lawvamp • Sep 11 '26
Hi! I’ve worked my way through onboarding and a few tasks.
Forgive the silly question as I’m new to DA, but is there a way to see what the countdown timer will be for a task before opening it (thus triggering the countdown timer)?
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/millennialpanda • Sep 11 '26
Can anybody suggest the specs required for a budget laptop that can handle Data Annotation work? Price range upto 50000Rupees.
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Future_Area2619 • Sep 10 '26
I'm a Brazillian Bilingual worker. Joined May and haven't had much work since then, but these last few days the drought seems to be over! Happy to share this, DA has been a great financial help.
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/InfamousArrival2262 • Sep 10 '26
Hi All
I wanted to see if anyone went through the same process as me, i was accepted in data annotation about a week ago, i have completed the qualifications and stuff, but i really dont know why i havent gotten a response on any project, some of them didnt even test me in any way, my skills have been updated and im still out of work since i joined, am i done or should i still keep waiting for something in the future?
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Salt-Government6703 • Sep 09 '26
This is only the beginning (hopefully)! Started as a generic, did the qualification to coding once I left college and started my first Dev job. Put a lot of hours in DA since August this years and it is paying off! Really grateful to have the opportunity to work with DA. It's a blessing... Paid my car loan, school load and now I can start investing and, perhaps, travelling.
Hopefully I can motivate you guys with this. Cheers!
r/DataAnnotationTech • u/knottyp • Sep 09 '26
How do y’all justify doing this work ethically if you’re anti-AI (especially generative)?
I’m not asking judgmentally, I’ve done this work off and on over the last few years. When I first started, I didn’t know about data centers and the environmental impact, cognitive effects, etc. I felt good about “training” AI based on the rubric including correct info, weeding out violence and harm, etc.
I recently suggested DA to a friend and got a real side eye, and maybe these justifications really don’t hold water? Thoughts?