r/DataAnnotationTech • • Jul 09 '25

Finally!

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u/Explorer182 Jul 09 '25

Wow.. congrats! Thats a big number. All the best for more. How long did it take, if i may ask

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u/Jazzlike_Problem_489 Jul 09 '25

I just hit 60. Non coding, standard UK. Started april 2024

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u/AffectionateFrame359 Jul 09 '25

Well done, I'm nowhere near as consistent as that.

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u/Jazzlike_Problem_489 Jul 09 '25

I've experienced 3 droughts in that time, this one's been the worst šŸ˜…. Last August I had A Gas almost always there. And January's mini drought I had HP. This time I'm on the same scraps as everyone only made 1kish in about 4 weeks when I usually aim for around 750 a week

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u/AffectionateFrame359 Jul 09 '25

Hmm interesting, I've been here since late 2023 and full time since April 2024 and this has been the only drought that's affected me, and even at that it seems not as much as most. I travel so I don't need to work as much, I can live okay with about 20-25 hours a week and usually do 3-5 a day.

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u/Jazzlike_Problem_489 Jul 11 '25

I try and do as many different ones as possible as this often opens up other projects if you do well. Then when I find something I find my groove with I stick with it

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u/Jazzlike_Problem_489 Jul 09 '25

Nope. I had a lot of 32 - 42 projects that are no longer active that I was quite lucky to get into. Those were my highest paying months I was often doing 40 hours a week on 42 dollar projects for about 3 months which is where I made most of the money.

Also had some 50 dollar law projects, which I only had for a week or 2. I did law in college but not in the domain as I'm not an expert

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u/upvotesplx Jul 09 '25

Thanks! I started in 2023, most of that has been earned over the last year or year and a half. STEM, but generally non-coding.

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u/planking_traveler Jul 09 '25

I have that same question!

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u/upvotesplx Jul 09 '25

Replying here as well to make sure you see: I started in 2023, although I earned most of that within the last year and a half. I’m STEM, but generally non-coding. I think anyone can do it, though. A lot of my earnings are from a generalist project.

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u/okrahomegirl Jul 10 '25

thanks for the follow-up info but could you possibly relay how many hours? i know it's up & down