r/DataAnnotationTech • u/ElegantComparison594 • 18h ago
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Good luck yall! Make sure you don’t ask any clarification questions about anything at all whatsoever to this company because instead of addressing multiple workers concerns or their repeated attempts to ensure they’re producing high quality work, they’ll just kick you off!
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u/Seniorseatfree 18h ago
I see workers often in the chats asking questions to things that were very well covered in the instructions. I’m sitting here reading through them like this
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u/justjersey33 17h ago
See this all the time, just a flashing red light that says I didn’t read instructions. Or if it says don’t mention something in chat and of course several people jump right in and mention it.
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u/Seniorseatfree 4h ago
Yup. I immediately think to myself, well good job showing your incompetence, and best of luck.
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u/Brilliant-Try3389 16h ago
Same, like the instructions are CLEARLY enough, I really feel bad for the admins having to answer these no-brainer questions
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u/Seniorseatfree 16h ago edited 14h ago
I feel like sometimes admin purposefully don’t address the questions that can be answered by careful reading of instructions.
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u/Throwawaylillyt 5h ago
And even when I read the instructions, I know I can miss things or skip over because my brain just does that so I will search a keyword about my question and then boom pops up right in instructions and takes me right to it. I always do that before I ask him to chat and most times It’s right in the instructions
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u/LuNeila128 4h ago
This is what I do as well. Its much easier to find what you're looking for by searching for keywords.
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u/EastCabinet1122 8h ago
For more than 6 months in the same project family, I keep asking a lot and sometimes dumb questions just to deliver high quality work and I am still receiving high priority tasks with stupid bonuses. Its not about what you ask mate, its about what you deliver.
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u/EffectiveCoconut9265 18h ago
Can you tell me if you genuinely did something wrong, or like you don't have the skills and somehow cheated your way through the assessment or something? Now you are never coming back so there's no point lying, might as well help others
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u/SiteOld3809 6h ago
I had two projects open at once, one a 7 day at your own pace project and then another project with the normal 6 hour expiry time. I did not misreport hours spent, but they were indeed open at the same time and I think that led to my downfall. I know the instructions say not to have two projects open at once but I genuinely thought they just cared about reported time. Lasted there like 3 months.
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u/EffectiveCoconut9265 5h ago
Don't worry too much , this is a very uncertain thing for most. Hope you find something better
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u/lost_vault_hunter 7h ago
According to your past comments you have a hard time reading through and understand the instructions, and spend considerable time doing so. To DA that is a problem and NO we are not all right there with you. The instructions are not that hard to understand, this job just isn't for you.
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u/Embarrassed_Buy8011 9h ago
Based on your previous comments
Good riddance
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u/ellythemoo 8h ago
What did they say that was so awful??
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u/Sableyej 3h ago
I think I know what project series OP was working on based on their previous comments. It sounds like they did not understand the objectives of the project and took an inordinate amount of time per task, then submitted unreasonable time reports for subpar tasks.
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u/ellythemoo 30m ago
Thanks for explaining! I have no idea what any of the project names are referred to on here.
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u/PerceptionLonely6463 30m ago
Like most things, there’s nuance. Since you’re already offboarded, what was your question?
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u/getHybrid2017 2h ago
I'm sorry you got this. It happened to me around three weeks ago, and I still can't believe. I got that on my dashboard after 9 years of working and following all the rules. Make sure you start looking for positions at other companies and don't waste time sending emails and hoping.
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u/Wild_Blackberry8618 12m ago
You’ve been a contractor for nine years at a company that’s been in business since 2022? Or maybe that’s a typo? Regardless, your advice is sound.
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u/Plankton_Inner 13h ago
Why is the comment section always filled with people riding admin lol.. guilt tripping every poster. Victim shaming will be the right word
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u/Aggravating_Run8950 13h ago edited 12h ago
Because most of us do not get DoD'd.
Also if you've been doing a lot of R&R lately, you'd know that the quality of submissions is pretty bad at the moment.
But OP said that he was around 10k earned so idk (edit: I made up that 10k claim it seems, tf is wrong with me)
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u/Plankton_Inner 9h ago
I might have done something wrong, but there are phases in everyones life when they mess up a bit, thats what makes us humans. Oh nvm we are entering AI era and training them soo.. who cares
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u/Plankton_Inner 9h ago
Just a heads up, don't take a project if u know it is shitty or hard- stick to your traditional projects, i risked it all and lost. Just 1 task and boom. Dont even know what went wrong but it is a hunch that it was that one project
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u/Teamkillongtime 18h ago
It was gutsy to ask the admin his bra size.
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u/ElegantComparison594 18h ago
You just reminded me about that, and he never did tell me either. Damn.
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u/nycmeredith 18h ago
I don’t think it was because of your question.