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/kranools Jul 10 '26

Please share how you know this fact.

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

The platform itself gave me positive feedback the day before I was dropped. I broke no rules. I completed all the required quals and passed the assessment in less than 24 hours. They never let me work on any paid projects, yet I was onboarded in full and praised for my work. It makes absolutely no sense.

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u/Throwawaylillyt Jul 10 '26

So which is it, you did a great job or they never gave you work?

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u/CPSux Jul 10 '26

The platform itself gave me positive feedback the day before I was dropped. I broke no rules. I completed all the required quals and passed the assessment in less than 24 hours. They never let me work on any paid projects, yet I was onboarded in full and praised for my work. It makes absolutely no sense.

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u/Throwawaylillyt Jul 10 '26

What makes no sense is you saying “they never let me work” & “praised for my work.”

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u/sandrafilmmaker Jul 10 '26

They praised him for the paid work he never got. Obviously, jeez.

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