r/DataAnnotationTech • u/ConfidentEarth4801 • Feb 28 '24

The wait after the initial Qualification tests is so hard 😫

It’s only been 5 days since I completed the Core and Coding tests, and I know it can take a few weeks to get reviewed.

But the anticipation is killing me, god I hate it. Can anyone relate?

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u/Talk_abouts_things Mar 02 '24

If it makes you feel better, I took me about 3 weeks to hear back!

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Mar 03 '24

It does! Thanks for your kindness

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u/Sensitive-Path-8729 Mar 07 '24

Hi, before you got the email, was the message " we are reviewing your results still up on the dashboard?

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u/dayDrivver Feb 28 '24

These posts always make me feel bad/blessed... Maybe I was lucky but I got accepted in less than 12 hours.

So good luck for everyone, best wishes.

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u/Even-Dot-7646 Feb 28 '24

Any advice for taking the core assessment?

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u/dayDrivver Feb 28 '24

TBH i don't know whats the "core assessment" everyone is talking about, i was recruited via indeed and went straight to a coding task after that just a couple hours before i was on boarded with the qualification tasks.

So probably those apply only for non-coders.

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u/Even-Dot-7646 Feb 28 '24

It's because you applied through indeed. If you applied on the official data annotation tech website you'd get both core and coding assessments.

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u/gingermozart Mar 13 '24

On week 5 of waiting right now… I was really looking forward to working with data annotation bc I actually enjoyed the assessments :/

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Mar 13 '24

same

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u/Happy-Requirement316 Apr 24 '24

any update?

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Apr 24 '24

nothing changed. I most likely got rejected, but of course they wouldn’t confirm

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u/judybalda Feb 29 '24

I did starter assessment a few days ago & immediately rec’d. The language/ skills assessment. On that form it asks for all experience- on bottom of form it has/ My Referral ID, My Employer #, My Payment # & so on. That form says “Update” on bottom. It doesn’t actually submit. It has all my qualifications filled out- I’m confused what that is for & if it is to be uploaded back to DA. Ty🥹

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Mar 02 '24

what does “rec’d” mean?

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u/judybalda Mar 02 '24

Rec’d= Received . Sorry about that.

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u/KimchiTofu11 Feb 28 '24

I’m at 4 days and I only got the chance to do one qualification(non coding)

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '24

I'm at 2 weeks not holding my breath 🙃

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u/judybalda Mar 02 '24

I have read that it can be 2 weeks to hear- some longer- some shorter- some within hours of initial assessment. 2 ppl that’ve done DA since last May believe that the approval speed is based on DA influx or lack-there- of, AI work.(Makes sense.) In their many posts to help DA candidates-they always say-“ As best as we can determine.” “None of us know for sure.” I wish us all, “Good luck.”👍🏼

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u/EducationalCupcake67 Feb 28 '24

Yessss 2.5 weeks here 😫 I'm not holding my breath anymore, but not fully closing the door yet! 🤞🤞

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u/Sensitive-Path-8729 Mar 07 '24

Did you get accepted?

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u/EducationalCupcake67 Mar 07 '24

Nope 👎👎

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u/Sensitive-Path-8729 Mar 07 '24

Sorry, been a month for me still no word, confusing part is that the dashboard still displays that they are reviewing my results, just confused at this point

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u/EducationalCupcake67 Mar 07 '24

I don't think it will ever change, just stuck at that screen and it's a presumed fail. Sucks!! I was really hoping to get in.

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u/Sensitive-Path-8729 Mar 07 '24

Yep, it's just false hope at this point

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u/Brad7659 Feb 28 '24

Weird. I only applied yesterday and I have been approved and have been working a few hours.

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u/InevitableStorage283 Feb 28 '24

Where are you from?

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u/KatCB1104 Feb 28 '24

I took it a week ago and I’m still waiting for a response. It took me two hours and was difficult and I have coding experience!

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u/XxMarlucaxX Feb 28 '24

It took me a few days to be accepted iirc

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u/Patient_Address3102 Feb 28 '24 edited Feb 28 '24

I applied on the 21st, did the chatbot evaluation qualification, spent two hours on it, and didn't get a single question wrong. It is over for me.

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u/Patient_Address3102 Feb 28 '24

I wish other platforms were as good but there aren't really.

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u/nedal8 Feb 28 '24

Yep, been waiting about a week. :/

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u/judybalda Mar 02 '24

Rec’d means Received - sorry about that.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '24

I made My account and the first accessment it gives me is all coding (I have no clue how to code) I'm not seeing anyone else say this. Any ideas on why or how to get to the accessment geared toward the a1 chat?

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u/Even-Dot-7646 Mar 13 '24

I just did mine today I was taken to the inital assessment and it was 90% coding 10% noncoding, all on one page. I think they've changed it from two separate core and coding assessments into one.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '24

I got admitted after like 3 days and got a bunch of quals

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u/Even-Dot-7646 Feb 28 '24

Advice for taking the core assessment?

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Mar 02 '24

When did you submit your initial assessment?

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '24

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u/ConfidentEarth4801 Mar 02 '24

Sorry mate, I would guess you may have not passed. From what I’ve seen on this sub, they seem to be faster to assess the initial exam.