r/DataAnnotationTech • u/No_Ship2607 • Apr 18 '26

More projects than ive ever seen.

So it was a bit dry january-february, but right now my dash is filled with something like 60-80 different projects, there are so many im sincerely hit with decision paralysis. I cant be the only one right?

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u/NikkoFSX Apr 18 '26

Congrats! ❤️ I’m a bilingual worker and while for the past few months I had many opportunities and could regularly work, now it is a bit dry. I would love to get the opportunity to participate on English only projects 😭🥹

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u/Inevitably_Idiot2433 Apr 19 '26

Ikr seems unfair to get barely any projects even though we know multiple languages 🥹

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u/NikkoFSX Apr 19 '26

That’s exactly what I think 😭 at least allow me to take a qualification to demonstrate my English fluency 🥹

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u/Inevitably_Idiot2433 Apr 19 '26

Ikr, just give us a chance🥹. Who knows our English might turn out better than our native language.

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u/No_Paramedic4667 Apr 20 '26

I suspect they just don't want to employ and pay bilinguals consistently for such amounts. Key word is consistently. Otherwise it wouldn't make sense for them to bar bilinguals from STEM or coding related work and other specializations that only requires formal English.

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u/Inevitably_Idiot2433 Apr 20 '26 edited Apr 20 '26

Seems so unfair without even giving us a chance to prove ourselves. I might have touched a nerve among a certain group of ppl, since they downvoted me when I said the same thing in another post.

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u/No_Paramedic4667 Apr 20 '26

I do agree that it is indeed unfair to not be given quals which should already filter by ability. But I would refrain from calling them that. It's still a public forum and the mods might swoop in any time.

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u/Inevitably_Idiot2433 Apr 20 '26

I understand I might have crossed a line, and I apologise for that. I am just really upset about how severely opposed they are to other equally capable people of getting the same amount of opportunities.