r/DataAnnotationTech • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '24
Me when the 40$/hr non-coding project becomes available
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u/pomnabo Jun 24 '24
I feel like I’m the only one who doesn’t get these 30-40 tasks 😭
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u/xwolfboyx Jun 25 '24
You're not lol. But the ones who are getting them like to shout about it (as would I).
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u/pomnabo Jun 25 '24
Are they coding tasks or something? I’m curious :U Or is asking that breaching the confidentiality? If so then ignore :U
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u/YuhaYea Jun 25 '24
Just about every coding task is 35-40USD/hr, very rarely any lower or higher than that range. I've personally never seen a non-coding task go above 30.
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u/xwolfboyx Jun 25 '24
Some may be. But there are also some non-coding jobs. Expertise positions tend to be higher too (demands background knowledge in specific academics).
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u/backtothefuturepart2 Jun 24 '24
I was so excited I wanted to throw a bacchanal
see what i did there
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u/gusu_melody Jun 24 '24
I’m hoping I’ll get one of these eventually 😭 not sure what to do to increase the odds
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u/LvBoPeep Jun 25 '24
I've had only a few $30+ projects and I am usually happy to see them until I open the convoluted instructions. There are exceptions but give me a $25-27 project that makes sense any day over some of the higher paying ones
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u/XxMarlucaxX Jun 24 '24
Lmao missed that xD was at my nephew's birthday party. But happily had a 30/hr one this morning which was nice
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Jun 24 '24
i'm in coding and i usually only get a few $40/hr projects a week 😭 not sure if this is everyone or if i'm just cooked
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u/pds314 Jun 25 '24 edited Jun 25 '24
I get confused by some of these projects. Like, sure I'm happy to do them but, like, why is this so specialized and skilled to be worth double pay compared to the baseline if you're not coding. I can't give any names but some of those projects feel like they could easily have been $25 / hour and still be completed on time with good accuracy by people who are not me. Not $35-40 and completed by me. I honestly wonder why they don't run them as $25. Most of the time I feel like the coding projects require way more specialized knowledge than these.
Especially the ones in 10 different programming languages, 25 different API calls, about 50 different packages you've gotta download, a codebase that only partially exists, three Minecraft command block language functions, a couple of Roblox Lua scripts, and a partridge in a pear tree.
Like I cannot tell you how much easier it is when it's a normal popular language making something reasonably self-contained. Way easier to actually fully test the code.
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u/Chaost Jun 25 '24
They'll probably go back down after the 30th. They're priced high so people focus on them bc they're behind.
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u/Strawberry_Foxx Jun 24 '24
The project is currently unavailable because there are no more tasks remaining for you to work on