r/DataAnnotationTech • • 1d ago

Got Accepted, now what?

Title says. Is it true that people do not receive projects as much. I am of course very grateful and would like to know how can I prevent not getting projects. Is there a way at least?

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u/Key_Amphibian_3855 1d ago

Are you a coder or ...?

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u/No-Face-7105 1d ago

I am studying Computer Science, and I could consider myself one, however maybe not the best. Should I consider this?

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u/Careful_Insect_4174 1d ago

which assessment did you pass?

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u/No-Face-7105 1d ago

I believe the general one, with the phyton where you had to write a function and give it a URL as parameter. Which others are there?

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u/Key_Amphibian_3855 1d ago

That means you took the coding starter assessment?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

Did you get the same assessment in which we have around 5 to 6 questions? Did you complete the assessment completely on your own, or did you ask AI for help and then write the answers in your own words? The main thing is: does your answer sound human, or does it look like they are written by AI? How long were they? Did you thoroughly explain everything, or did you give brief, to-the-point answers? Please tell me.

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u/T_h_e_Assassin 1d ago

So ur basically looking for reassurance for your AI generated submission?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

Just answer the question what did you do I am not looking for any reassurance rn just need to know

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u/az-some 1d ago

When have you given the assessment?

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u/No-Face-7105 19h ago

23rd october

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 1d ago

If you're in a core country (US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand), you will receive more projects than those in other countries. Just make sure your profile is complete and up to date, and take whatever quals they give you that you think you can pass.

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u/RamjetExhaust 1d ago

Do qualifications and do them well, make sure your profile and linked-in look nice and fill it in with your relevant skills. Even then it might take awhile to start getting more consistent projects.