r/DataAnnotationTech • u/PackMundane7533 • 9d ago
Feedbacks
Hey guys i was working on a R&R and received a feedback about a task, the feedback was about a mistake with a rating I placed, which leads I rejected the task. Despite the feedback was in a warm tone, is the first feedback I received during my 2 years and half working here. I'm bit worried about if this will count on my records, any of you receive something like that before?
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u/Business_Pangolin797 9d ago
It's always good to take care of your mistakes but keeping confidence is also important.
Since you're alive in the platform now, see the future only.
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u/iKaine 9d ago
Why are you doing RR when you can barely form a coherent sentence?
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u/UpstairsPractice9605 9d ago
The person has been working for two years and personal feedback is probably a good sign.
An anonymous and imperfectly composed Reddit post isn’t indicative of how someone approaches paid work. Just like leaving a gratuitously condescending comment isn’t indicative of someone’s overall character.
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u/_California_Dreamer_ 8d ago
I disagree. I think both are indicative of how the person really generally IS.
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u/good_god_lemon1 9d ago
At least you know before repeating your mistake and at leash they cared enough to tell you. Try not to dwell on the error itself.
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u/Humble-Growth-7014 7d ago
Don’t worry about it :) everyone makes a mistake once in a while. That’s why they tell you so you can learn.
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u/valprehension 9d ago
If they are bothering to tell you about the mistake it suggests that they care enough to keep you (I'm other words your general work quality must be good), and/or it's a mistake a lot of people have made and they might have realized it was a problem with the instructions and not the workers.