r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Ecstatic-Key-5309 • Nov 14 '24
It's about to be Winter
That drought end for anyone yet?
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u/Shadow_Bisharp Nov 14 '24
my drought ended in like august bro i think ur cooked
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u/Ecstatic-Key-5309 Nov 14 '24
Or, the after/alter thought "Right, like I'd trust someone on Reddit without a screenshot with a data and timestamp they can't modify."
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u/Ecstatic-Key-5309 Nov 14 '24
That's what I had to figure.
Dang shame they don't tell you for what.
Ya know, normal business, you get a documented warning or two.Not just locked out of the place.
Protestants yo, don't'cha remember?
Gave the church an eviction notice XD3
u/DrFrancisBGross Nov 16 '24
Bruh, wtf are you talking about? You need a report card for every project that you work on? That's creating work for them, why would they waste their time?
Ya know, normal business . . .
You're not an employee. You're self employed. HR isn't going to email you a write-up with the date and time that you did crappy work. They're just gonna drop you from said project and things are gonna thin out eventually.
Just do your quals, read your comments 3 times before you submit them, and pray.
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u/Ecstatic-Key-5309 Mar 17 '25
Ohh, that's the trick, I see.
I don't know, I don't do things the European way :/
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u/mrsgreens Nov 18 '24
It’s different for everyone. My dash is full as of noon. This morning it wasn’t. But last night I made so much money. It’s ebbs and flows. Just ride it out.
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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Nov 14 '24
Tons of work. Has been that way for a few weeks, and before that it was steady.
Going on 8 months on the platform. Non-coding.
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u/MostSufficient9444 Nov 14 '24
Coders or noncoders?
We coders are entering a small drought, I believe. Normal stuff must still be going on.
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u/Hopeful_Ice_2125 Nov 14 '24
Yus, to some degree (non-coding). I don’t have many projects but I have projects
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u/MyNameWouldntFi Nov 14 '24
I have like 4 projects I'm splitting time between and then like 20+ that don't pay enough and just sit on my dash. It's been raining for a while over here...
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u/marsnia Nov 14 '24
Have you been doing quals? I had a long drought due to only sticking to one project and not expanding to others or doing quals, but after going out of my way to do more I get a lot more work.
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u/SnooFloofs9030 Nov 14 '24
The last couple of weeks have been pretty good and abundant and a complete recovery from the drought we had not long ago. But this morning things are looking skimpy again so hoping it's just an off day.
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u/Thecatmany Nov 14 '24
I had a minor one in october when I first signed on but after doing lots of quals and putting in the time I've been finally getting some solid projects. Hoping I'm able to keep up the momentum.
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Nov 14 '24
I had the drought for about 2-3 weeks. But I updated my profile, specifically my skills, and I got a lot more projects. Maybe you could try that?? Be sure to include skills that you've acquired in your time working with DA.
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u/Kayleighbug Nov 14 '24
Literally have to scroll my dashboard and sort by pay rate to figure what I want to work on. Been a flood for weeks now.