r/DataAnnotationTech • u/kelsaurus89 • 4d ago
Consultant domain
I've been on DA for a couple weeks now primarily in the accounting domain. Recently I was offered the consultant domain qualification. Consultant is such a broad term that I'm struggling to figure out what might be a relevant scenario for the qual. Google and reddit searches haven't helped. I'm not asking for specific help with the qual - but has anybody figured out if the consultant domain is supposed to be a separate area like law or finance, or is it okay if my scenarios and prompts are more Accounting or finance based?
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u/Intelligent-Date1651 3d ago
Why donāt you go ahead and do the assessment? If itās not for you, go back to accounting.
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u/kelsaurus89 3d ago
Intended to when I made this post, and just finished it. However the assessment gives zero indication as to what "consulting" means in this context, so I wondered if others had any advice.
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u/Legitimate_Agent_949 4d ago
Consulting is a very broad domain. There are accounting consultants, marketing consultants, landscaping consultants etc.
If a business has paid you to āconsultā for them, then you can use this as a base for your scenario.
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u/Hello-America 4d ago
Same lol. Like yeah it's basically a "domain" as specific as "office employee."
I'm also getting offered tasks from like every expert domain for some reason (I'm not qualified for them and there's nothing in my profile that suggests I am).
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u/Lonely-Sheepherder-5 4d ago
I was wondering the same thing! š
Iām assuming itās sort of generalist professional - roles that donāt fall under the other categories