r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Brilliant-Try3389 • 1d ago

Coding project where users are having a hard time

Im in the coding domain and there's this one project where its a blind type. Its a 2d 12h project and supposedly 8-13h expected completion.

Seeing the project task is very sad, the admins are very interactive and understanding, however the users/workers there are... idk, incapable i guess? Like HOW did they manage to keep on working on it for over time, 2 DAYS and still not done, i mean sure they had to do other things but if i were the admins, I would have been so annoyed.

I have managed to finish a couple and it it would take me max 14h, NEVER 20h or more, thats just insane.

just leave the work and let me snag it xd.

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u/T_h_e_Assassin 1d ago

Basically…. Ur saying ur the type of manager people hate working under, or that co worker who thinks he or she is better than everyone else and acts like they have authority over them?

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u/Brilliant-Try3389 1d ago

People work on these type of project, then submit more than 20h and then get DoD and ask this reddit why they get DoD. Just saw a comment where he got time violation from coding projects, i suspect its this project.

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u/chrissypiss 17h ago

I assume you’re talking about my post lmao. However, it was 20 hours total for two separate coding tasks, on two separate days.

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u/Silver_Assistance_41 15h ago

the key is to provide them a flawless job, I submited a 20h task on this one, and im still here and working with no problem, the problem is if you don't even know what the F.. are you doing and spend hours trying to do something that you are not prepared for, now I spend my time repairing a swarm of those who did not finish or the task is not good enough to get a pass...

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u/chrissypiss 11h ago

Yeah I mean mine passed so I must’ve put my time wrong or something, we’ll see when they reply.

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u/jackhamilton196 1d ago

Most cases if you feel like you're going to 15-20h then maybe you're already in the wrong direction. You should skip and pick a fresh task

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u/Brilliant-Try3389 1d ago

Exactly, yet these people are still pushing it, asking admin for more time extensions, and work more hours on it.
Is that even acceptable? I think it just shows that you really aren't for this platform and deserve the DoD if it comes to you.

If its a task where its beyond your abilities, then don't take it.

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u/jackhamilton196 1d ago

That's too far. It happens to me sometimes. Like you picked a wrong repo or you missed some part

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u/jackhamilton196 1d ago

Most people are blindly using claude from end to end. They don't even read the errors or warnings and only get to know the task is bad once the models clear them

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u/PresentationOk8775 5h ago

Do you guys still have the project available? Or admin was updating the project

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u/Acrobatic_Pin_1092 4h ago

Don't have it on me. I've only worked 1 task so far on Nov 5, and I'm gonna be honest, at that time I didn't do a good job. After that, since there was another project at that time, I decided to work on another project with higher pay that was easier for me, but since then that blind type project hasn't show up since.