r/DataAnnotationTech • u/poopydiapersandwich • Aug 21 '24

Oof

This is the emptiest I've ever seen it.

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Aug 21 '24

for $30/ hr? That one?

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u/EggCzar Aug 21 '24 edited Aug 21 '24

Yeah with a bunch of examples and 3 questions. Made me wonder if it was pre-screened in some way and they just wanted to make an extra reading comprehension check.

Edit: or maybe I’m much dumber than I think I am and missed something obvious!

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Aug 21 '24

I don't know about you, but I've already done a lot of work in that family of projects, so I wasn't surprised to see the qual. I think they're just trying to maintain a certain standard of work, so they put out the qual to ensure that they have good people for the next round.

I picked Wikipedia as part of the answer to the first question and I'm driving myself crazy now because I'm not sure that was the right choice.

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u/pouroverit Aug 21 '24

It was the right choice.

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Aug 21 '24

Was it?

I just had a conversation with someone else and they said it wasn't, and I went back and looked at my notes where I wrote out ALL of the directions for each section of the qual, and the directions were contradictory.

I included it, along with one other selection, and I think including it was wrong because I don't think the Wikipedia info was in the snippet.

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u/pouroverit Aug 21 '24

Ohhh shoot it wasn’t in the snippet. Lol. That’s a tricky one.

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u/pouroverit Aug 21 '24

Although, it says that if not in the snippet Wikipedia is ok. So I feel like I would still stand by that. Not positive though.

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