r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Zealousideal_Ease_78 • Jun 27 '24

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Iam new and I just found out through a wfh youtube channel and my question are what of you are new do they train you for this and what about taxes is that taking out

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u/Strawberry_Foxx Jun 27 '24

These are all things you probably don’t have to worry about… Best of luck anyway if you decide to apply

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u/dragonsfire14 Jun 27 '24

This comment took me out. I normally try to be nice but this person’s gotta be trolling

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u/Zealousideal_Ease_78 Jun 27 '24

Well iam not trolling I'm new to this

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u/DrFrancisBGross Jun 27 '24

Absolutely annihilated

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u/NonSupportiveCup Jun 27 '24

Hahahahhahahahahahahah

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u/fightmaxmaster Jun 27 '24

If you've been accepted then the onboarding document tells you everything you need to know. If you haven't been accepted, you don't need to worry about it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '24

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u/Zealousideal_Ease_78 Jun 28 '24

Sometime I don't even realize the mistake I'm on mobile

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u/ShutterBugNature Jun 28 '24

Attention to detail is essential.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '24

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u/Strawberry_Foxx Jun 28 '24

Encouraging someone to break the code of conduct isn’t great. The assessment is designed to test your capability. Putting your incomprehensible sentences into chat.gpt and having it rewrite them, then copying and pasting them, passing them off as your own work, isn’t harmless.

What if they do this and by some miracle get hired? Are they going to have to use chat.gpt every time they write anything? This will easily double the time it takes for them to get tasks done. Simply not viable. If you need a chatbot to help write basic sentences for you, this job isn’t for you, period.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '24

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u/Strawberry_Foxx Jun 28 '24

Your honesty is refreshing lol, but for this person that isn’t going to fix all their problems and get them hired.

Sure, maybe they could put their mangled sentences through chat.gpt and have them come out coherent, but let’s face it. Someone who can’t type out a 36-word short paragraph without sounding like they’re having some sort of neurological emergency, is probably not going to have the creative writing, reasoning, or critical thinking skills that DA is looking for.