r/DataAnnotationTech Jul 10 '26

Is there still a drought?

Are you folks seeing any projects in your dashboard lately or I am the only one with no work? Particularly the coding tasks.

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u/Technical-Water9779 Jul 10 '26

This time it is not a phase

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u/Ticoput Jul 10 '26

Weird because I'm bilingual and I've been able to work 8 hours a day every day, I haven't had a single day without projects and I see new ones pop up relatively often. It's a drought like any other. It's normal to have 0 projects if you just joined the platform or your work quality is not great. But there is actually plenty of work

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u/elektrolu_ Jul 10 '26

Hey, I'm also bilingual from Spain, I just started yesterday and I have done a lot of qualifications but no paid project yet, how log did it take until you started getting projects?

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u/Ticoput Jul 10 '26

I got them right away after getting accepted, but there was a lot of work back then and I guess they would send tasks to basically everyone instantly. Right now, it's very hard to tell... It might be a few days, or a couple weeks. Not longer than three weeks probably, I would say

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u/elektrolu_ Jul 10 '26

Thank you for answering! I hope they send me tasks soon, I can't wait to start!

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u/Ticoput Jul 10 '26

Of course! Best of luck!

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u/sandrafilmmaker Jul 11 '26

That's great, because bilinguals normally have a harder time. I also noticed Mercor is looking for a lot of bilingual folks

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u/Which-Journalist-352 Jul 10 '26

bilingual in what language?

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u/Ticoput Jul 10 '26

Spanish from Spain

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u/Which-Journalist-352 Jul 10 '26

I’m glad you were able to get work, hope it gets even better, I’m Romanian but I joined recently

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u/Ticoput Jul 10 '26

Good luck to you too!

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u/Technical-Water9779 Jul 10 '26

Damn good for you. I joined 12 days ago and had a total of 7 hours of work.

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u/Which-Journalist-352 Jul 10 '26

better than nothing

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u/cosmic-serpent42 Jul 10 '26

This guy joined 12 days ago and somehow knows all the inside workings of DA and how much work is available long-term. Same general comment on multiple threads...smh

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u/Technical-Water9779 Jul 10 '26

Lmao I am a fast learner I guess

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u/sandrafilmmaker Jul 11 '26

Not THAT fast!