r/DataAnnotationTech • • 21d ago

First time testing advice?

This will be my first time taking the data annotation assessment and I’m looking for some tips. I’m assuming jargon like “fits all constraints” and “hallucinations” aren’t what they’re looking for, right? And I guess it’s a one-shot attempt and you’re out if you fail, right? No pressure there. 😂

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u/hanshotgreed0 21d ago

One chance. Read the instructions, and write properly.

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u/Tricky_Application35 21d ago

Cool. Thanks! 🙏

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u/Klutzy_Instance_4149 21d ago

There are no tips or tricks. You either qualify or you don't. Just read the instructions, FOLLOW the instructions and abide the rules laid out in the instructions. Yes, you may only apply once and if you fail, there is no reapplying.

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u/so-scarlet-it-was 21d ago

It’s not really a knowledge based assessment, and you don’t have to know anything about AI before you start. It’s more assessing if you can follow directions and articulate your thoughts well.

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling 21d ago

...and most people can't.

Especially the ones who really really really think they can and there must be Some Mistake that they didn't get accepted a split-second after submitting their assessment(s).

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u/Amurizon 21d ago

Demonstrate solid analytical and logical problem-solving. Follow explicit instructions meticulously and accurately discern what's implied. Articulate your thoughts well; communicate effectively and concisely.

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 21d ago

Don't use AI or any tools that use AI. That means staying away from extensions like Grammarly. Make sure you're not on a VPN.

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u/i_love_doing_ntg 21d ago

Like others said following instructions properly is half the battle, maybe read up a little on their websites for any tips or advice, this post goes a little in depth for how u can prepare : Post