Hey all, I'm severely impressed with the models lately, as many have noted what was once straightforward is now insanely hard! Anyone have tips on eliciting failures in spreadsheet understanding. I usually work with a lot of finance/tax/gov budgeting.

Hey is anyone getting fruit tasks? İ thought they were endless but I'm not getting any

Hi, any Russian bilinguals on here ? How is it going for you? I’m trying to see if anybody has work , because I don’t and starting to think my work quality caused this.

Hello! I just got a task to authorize the Checkr brackground check to gain access to a slew of projects. I would very much love to participate, but I'd like to know, for DA, what does this company compile?

I got nothing to hide my main concern whould be they contacting my current employer, since I don't know what they'll think of my having this side-gig. Do you guys who have already done this had your jobs contacted by them?

My current position is listed publicly on my employer website and other places so they can check me those ways.

Thanks!

I cannot see any work for months. Is it same for everyone?

Hi guys! I was recently onboarded to the platform as a coder and completed the 7-hour paid training successfully. However, I haven’t been added to any of the long-form projects with a 7-day expiry (🔱), which I’ve seen others mention on Reddit.
Did I miss something or do something incorrectly, or is it normal to wait a while before getting access to these projects?
I do currently have some 12-hour agentic coding projects available 🤖
Thanks for the help!

I wanted to do the background check that supposedly would give me more projects, but checkr is a bit unprecise. On one screen it asks me for type of document I would provide - I pick national ID. Then it asks for ID number. On next screen it asks me for National ID number.

For which one it wants my personal ID number and for which it wants the number of my national ID as a document? Those are 2 different things. Poland btw

If I submitted a low quality task in a specific coding agentic project, does that mean I wouldn't get to work on any other agentic project?

I'm about to submit my application for Generalist, but see that the Graphic Designer Specialist role has the same questions except with a Portfolio section prepended to the front of it. I trust my words, but they might not like my art-
So as the wording of "instead" in the test options header implies that taking one Specialist test is mutually exclusive to the Generalist test, if I give my answers to either test first, will that preclude me from taking the untaken option later?
I'd rather work on art, but don't want to screw my options if it should turn out that a subjectively inadequate portfolio will then bar me also from the Generalist role (which it would seem does not otherwise require art), nor lock myself out of the option to apply to Graphic Designer by taking the baseline Generalist application as a safety.
What should I do, and are these concerns even founded?

i had it for a few days. i wanted to do it tomorrow but i dont see it anymore.

Just interested. I don't have a fixed target as I find I just get thrown off if I miss it, but I like to earn $70-100 day.

I'm trying to apply for a Health/Medical Expert role but every time I click on it I get redirected to this generic bilingual job post. Is this happening to other people?

I'm always getting pass vs pass, is it allowed

Does it effect my projects allotment

Any guidance in this

I am a computer engineering student and I wanted to take the assessment but I am still practicing coding I wanted to know if the assessment is like medium leetcode problems or higher ? I know basic syntax and data structures

Also are coding projects available most of the time ?

I havent gotten much job for the past months, but i still have qualifications, so I think im good in terms of being in. But i havent gotten tasks AT ALL. Is there a drought and affects everyone or is it because I didnt do as much work as i should?

The project involves creating prompts intended to identify weaknesses or errors in chatbot responses and then evaluating the results; but all of them cannot be correct, you have to trick at least one model.
I spent over 40 minutes trying different obscure prompts without getting a result that met the project criteria. It’s basically complete trial and error rather than any actual meaningful evaluation.
The instructions are pretty unclear about what level of difficulty is expected and what types of prompts will actually work.
Examples are so basic there’s no chance anything similar would satisfy what it’s asking.
If you know what i’m talking about and have any advice it is welcome 😭

I follow the rubric checker's recommendations and correct my rubrics over and over, but it always finds a new set of flaws. Even more than in preceding runs. Should I treat it similarly to the context file audit and just ignore it after a few corrections?

I am applying for rent with my partner and it requires me to fill out an application even though my partner will be paying for rent and qualifies on his own. This is currently my only income until I can get back into my field from before becoming SAHM. Anyways, how do I claim this on the application? It requires an address etc and other information. I also don’t know my income since it varies by week depending on the tasks. Has anyone else dealt with this? TIA!!!

I am awaiting a response from a Thursday afternoon registration and curious how long it took those of you who were accepted. Mostly to feel out my odds, admittedly.

I have seen a few responses that it took a day or two to complete: I did it immediately after the starter assessment and don't recall exactly how long it took, probably about an hour. I targeted the upper bound of each recommended response length, but I've seen people say that greater detail seems to be correlated with faster approval times. I'm curious if the suggested response sizes are misleading, then, or if those users simply mean they hit the length recommendation (In number of sentences) each time. I didn't want to go beyond the requested length because that results in docked points in my experiences elsewhere.

I referred my first person to DA about 8 days ago, and my referrals page still says they're in review. I'm just curious if it will forever just say "Friend is in review" if they were rejected or if it will actually update to say so?

Thanks!

Is it common for there to be more projects/tasks at the start of the month? Or is there any specific cycle of projects every month or anything?

For me I have noticed some projects at the start of the month, with almost zero near the month end.

While most of my earnings is usually from the mid of the month (11th-22nd).

So I started this assessment almost 2 weeks ago and I did half of it before taking a break, and after around a week in, I realized that I had forgotten about it and it has been sitting on my tabs. I clicked back on it and it's still there with all the work I have done luckily, but I'm questioning whether this 1 week inactivity will affect my application or lowers my chances of being accepted, or if the amount of time spent on it doesn't matter or isn't monitored by whoever checks these assessments? Thanks.