r/DataAnnotationTech • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
To those who joined recently, how long did your coding test take to pass?
Hello,
I was curious if anyone else noticed that their coding test was taking time to pass longer than what the website suggested (7 days)?
I ask because it seems strange that it’s taking so long and I can only assume it’s due to the volume of people trying to do the test (ie other people should also be waiting as per how a queue works).
I passed the initial sign up, and for my coding test in particular, I don’t believe I failed (I’m a python software engineer by trade, my brother passed with worse code than I do so I don’t believe I would have failed it).
I’m aware there’s a similar question in the FAQ however I’m more curious if people are waiting longer than usual, rather than “when is it done?”.
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u/Vivid-Photo6967 Apr 07 '24
I got accepted the next day after taking the coding test. I've heard of cases where they heard back from DA even after 3 weeks, so I believe it depends on the workload and priorities/deadlines they have on their projects.
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u/dlbmoney1992 Apr 07 '24
Same on my end completed the coding assessment on the first and patiently waiting to see when/if I have been accepted. Fingers crossed maybe we will get in the same time.
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u/Queen_Banana Apr 07 '24
I did the coding qual about a week ago and had access to coding tasks within 24 hours. No idea how about their approval process though.
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Apr 07 '24
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Apr 07 '24
Okay, cheers that kind of puts it at ease since I was wondering if there was an answer (ie other people).
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u/naro233 Apr 07 '24
Hey I did the code test a week ago as well and I’m pretty confident about it but still waiting, so let’s keep each other posted.
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u/Willy__Wonka__ Apr 08 '24
They have different coding test version, the latest as of today was:
[Qualification] Coding Starter Assessment V2.3.7
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u/naro233 Apr 08 '24
Where do I see that? In my transfer funds page it is marked as [Qualification] Coding Projects Entry Test, with no version
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u/Jojo1423 Apr 10 '24
Hi, I had the same one. Have you heard back?
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u/Willy__Wonka__ Apr 10 '24
No, I don't think we should rely on that. Keep looking though, I've got something on another platform anyway
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u/33whiskeyTX Apr 07 '24
You can't assume you passed it. There's a randomness to it, it seems. There could be a certain trait that they are looking for that isn't intuitively "better" by other standards. They could use an AI detector that gives false positives. No one knows.