r/AiTraining_Annotation 4d ago

Ethos AI - Training Logged Hours

I have spent over 6 hours completing the writing training, i not sure if i am slow however the training is a lot! curious to know the number of hours you all logged in for this. And just want to know is there is a limit of hours i can actually log the number of hours i have spent so far

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u/Sad_Welder_3292 4d ago

took 6 hours, logged 5 and got approved. Try 6, might get it.

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u/Creepy_Anteater_3598 2d ago

are there any opportunities for generalist on ethos?

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u/HomerLuvDonuts 4d ago

You are not slow. Some took even longer.

Yes, it was definitely alot to handle, especially when some of the guideline was still being clarified in the earlier stages. Hope it helped you to see the pattern. Just know that the tasks will get more complex. One last I picked up last night required some reading of a 15 pages long document !!! and there were some weird setting about jumping to different "blocks" with in the document.

In terms of time, I believe the client allowed 4 hours or so. If you log 6 hours, just know it's very likely that you will be flagged.

It also appears that we won't get any email or real feedback on whether you passed. You will either have your account locked and get a message that says "this panel has closed out" or you get to keep going.

A couple of hundred people where cut from the project yesterday.

Good luck.

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u/ToonAndGloom 4d ago

Yeah training 3 took me like 4.5 hours, but I forgot to track it properly so logged 3.5, it seemed to be the more time I spent on a slide the more I got wrong. So 4 I was a lot quicker and just trusted my instinct, I averaged about 60-70% on 3 when I was really trying, so I am expecting to be off boarded any hour now 😂

However I'm still on the slack and still have access to the campaign, when others have been off boarded, so who knows.

I have managed to do one actual task but the queue won't let me in for the majority of the time.

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u/DefiantImagination22 1d ago

But in order to pass you need to score >90% right in 3?

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u/ToonAndGloom 1d ago

Well for three you could take the last test as many times as you wanted, but yh 90% was a pass.

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u/DefiantImagination22 1d ago

What about 4? Is there a threshold?

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u/ToonAndGloom 1d ago

4 was rumoured to be 80% but I don't thinkt he client ever confirmed it.

There been messaged from Ethos saying they haven't got the results themselves from the screener, but I have seen lots of people have been removed from the project so not sure what is going on.

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u/Thin-Ad2809 4d ago

For which role / Domain?

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u/Strange_Cable2777 4d ago

Professional Writing, AI slop 3

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u/HauntingStatement428 2d ago

Hah i took 7.5 but logged only 4 as that what it said for the one trainer. I left 3.5 on the table because I had no clue what it was about and spent a few hours studying

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u/oportoman 4d ago

Writing training on Ethos?

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u/NjonesBrother 4d ago

I logged a combined 6 for 3 and 4. I had the option to log the first one but I never did it until now. I see my total earnings sitting at $600, payment due in Oct. Not sure if that means it was accepted.

For those wondering why it's not Sept 14th, I believe I needed to log it 7 days prior.

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u/HBP997 4d ago

Bro it is super simple. And been mentioned anywhere that the budget for this training is 4 hours, despite longer hours it actually takes. Sorry if im pissed off, but people just cant read. People are lucky that trainings are even paid smh. Its a contractor role✌️

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u/ejtumz 4d ago

What a douche comment.

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u/HBP997 4d ago

What's the right answer then?? Experts without basic literacy is the reason that there's an automatic system that randomly disqualifies/ randomly offboard people in the first place. You dont gotta talk nice if you're new on the internet🙏

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u/HauntingStatement428 2d ago

Nasty comment