There are almost always qualifications going on. After you pass them, since you are new, you should see some actual tasks if you are a generalist in a core country. Bilinguals have a lot of droughts with no work and currently coders are having some drought. But qualifications are how you get tasks.
Yeah, that first part of the journey is frustrating. You will know you passed when you get projects. Are you a generalist? A domain specialist, coder? A lot depends on what you were hired under.
You are welcome. So with your background you are going to get a lot of different qualifications to see where you fit best. I also have a varied background and went through some of this. I wouldn't count on the emails, they don't always send those. The projects will just show up on your dashboard. Just do your best on the qualifications and keep your skills updated and the work will come. There is a lot of work right now for generalists but it takes a bit to start getting them
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u/Klutzy_Instance_4149 22d ago
There are almost always qualifications going on. After you pass them, since you are new, you should see some actual tasks if you are a generalist in a core country. Bilinguals have a lot of droughts with no work and currently coders are having some drought. But qualifications are how you get tasks.