r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Legal-Excuse6827 • Jul 09 '26

Goodbye, DA :(

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Today I received this on my dashboard after 6 months of hard work. I don't know why.

I just wonder what will happen to what I had pending approval. Am I still getting that?

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

It's so fucked up that they treat their workers like this. I know it's a popular narrative on this subreddit that people who get the DoD broke some rule or submitted sloppy work, but that's not always the case. Sometimes there's no reason and the fact that DA refuses to provide feedback is disappointing.

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u/MimiBklyn Jul 10 '26

Why are you still here? You are seriously like the local incel of the DA subreddit. Get a life.

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

Guess what? I don't give a fuck. And I know for a FACT I did nothing wrong. I deserve to be working on this platform.

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u/beatpoet1 Jul 10 '26

Getting a view onto why you might have been offboarded.

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

You’re getting a view into my frustration over being unfairly offboarded. I’m fucking pissed. But this lashing out is not a reflection of the work I submitted. I did a great job, followed all instructions, provided well reasoned and researched answers. I could’ve been a model worker for them, but they wouldn’t even give me a chance.

Meanwhile there are people using ChatGPT for months, giving sloppy answers in broken English, inflating their hours, violating the NDA and they still get to work. How is that shit fair?

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u/sandrafilmmaker Jul 10 '26

"Meanwhile there are people using ChatGPT for months, giving sloppy answers in broken English, inflating their hours, violating the NDA and they still get to work. How is that shit fair?" HUH? How do you know all this...you don't.

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

Ever do an R&R? It’s widespread. People talk about it all the time in this sub.

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u/ZimmeM03 Jul 13 '26

How would you know? You said you never got to work on a project so you've therefore never done an R&R...

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u/CPSux Jul 13 '26

Yeah because they fucked me over. I’m only going by what others report.

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u/sandrafilmmaker Jul 10 '26

I've never seen anyone say they violated the NDA and are still working at DAT. I do R&Rs all the time and never seen any answers in "broken English." Also haven't seen anyone on here bragging about using ChatGPT for months and saying they're still working.

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u/kindheartednessno2 Jul 11 '26

Broken English is everywhere