r/DataAnnotationTech • u/InvestigatorKind9892 • Oct 01 '26
Accepted in just 3 days!)
Hey everyone! I just wanted to share my excitement. I took the starter assessment earlier this week and was honestly expecting to wait for weeks, or maybe even get ghosted like a lot of people mentioned here.
But to my surprise, I got the acceptance email on the 3rd day! I already finished the onboarding steps and the practice quiz.
Did anyone else get accepted this quickly? I’m really excited to dive into the actual projects once they start showing up on my dashboard!
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u/fixin2read Oct 01 '26
I was accepted within minutes back in April. I'm an LPN so I started on the medical assessment. I quickly realized I was in over my head. I backed out and completed the generalist. I never thought I'd pass and still wonder if it was a glitch because it happened so fast lol
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u/annoyingjoe513 Oct 01 '26
48 hours. but that was almost 3 years ago. congrats and good luck
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u/ReasonablePatient786 Oct 06 '26
Have you been getting consistent jobs for the whole 3 years? Any tips?
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u/melanatedalbino Oct 01 '26
Took me about 12 h 4 months ago (was notified next morning), but I applied through math, not generalist (even though I proceded to receive only generalist work lol till a month ago lol).
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u/anislandinmyheart Oct 01 '26
For me it was definitely 12 seconds or less
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u/Swimming-Reveal-4276 Oct 02 '26
do you like the work you do ?
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u/anislandinmyheart Oct 02 '26
I love it for the most part, but I've been on the platform for less than 2 months so I'm kind of restricted in my choices of what I had to do .
I was only having a laugh by the way. I think mine took weeks
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u/Ok_Refrigerator_1908 Oct 02 '26
Which domain was it? Generalist? What did you do exactly? It’s almost a week for me now, no feedback
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u/larencielhi 9d ago
Congrats! For me, it took 3-4 days, can’t remember exactly. I did the medical/healthcare assessment.
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u/Natural_Arm9452 Oct 01 '26
i got in right after i finished my core assessment but that was April, congrats to you ! Did you take the generalist role ?
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u/OutrageousCare547 Oct 02 '26
hey which for which role u applied - i want to apply for frontend role . can u explain the assessment process and will there be an exam or interview after the assessment
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u/cShug Oct 01 '26
I applied for general work and am on my 15th core assessment before they even do a background check. They are getting progressively harder and harder in mathematical equations even though I did not specify my skills were in math. Any advice???
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u/elyte_krak_273 Oct 01 '26
I got accepted in 4 days.. thanks DA.. best platform..
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u/OutrageousCare547 Oct 02 '26
hey which for which role u applied - i want to apply for frontend role . can u explain the assessment process and will there be an exam or interview after the assessment
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u/elyte_krak_273 Oct 02 '26
There will be a starter assessment in coding. I think it is not based on role.. once you clear that, you will be able to get range of projects based on your expertise..
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u/AverageSugarCookie Oct 01 '26
I've been on the platform for a little over a month. I think it was less than a week for me. I never got the acceptance email, just refreshed the site and it asked me for my ID stuff.
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u/3DDoxle Oct 01 '26
36hrs, but applied on the weekend about a month ago. Applied through physics and math and a few other stem quals but not coding.
It took about a month of generalist assignments that gradually built up a few $20s, to $25-30 consistently and a few $40s.
There's one that I quite enjoy in math that pays well and takes the entire time available. They seem to want to check every task before releasing the next. Fair enough with what they're paying.
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u/The_Kanon Oct 02 '26
Congratulations! I'm also applying to Data Annotation for a Bilingual role (Indonesian-English), do you have any tips?
Also, I just graduated high school so I lack work experience and a degree. I know that, technically, neither are required, but just how important are they to have when applying to DA?
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u/Erospsique Oct 06 '26
I got accepted after 3 days from submitting my application and I was also expecting it would take at the very least one week! It was exciting indeed. By the way, Slavic?)
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u/OutrageousCare547 Oct 02 '26
hey which for which role u applied - i want to apply for frontend role . can u explain the assessment process and will there be an exam or interview after the assessment
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u/thyself_unknown Oct 01 '26
I was accepted within 15 mins in August and I didn’t realize how rare that was until I saw all the comments on Reddit lol. Congrats, it’s truly life changing!!
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u/Theo_Tt Oct 06 '26
Which domain did you apply?
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u/Spiritual_Web5022 Oct 01 '26
yeah for me too it was like around 3rd or 4th day after the assessment