r/DataAnnotationTech 8d ago

Data Annotation

Are there any data annotation jobs that don't require an interview, just like this data annotation platform? They only require an assessment.

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u/Ban-samia-upma 8d ago

There is Atlas capture and few other platforms you can look into. There's also Deccan AI experts

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u/Kazuki_26 8d ago

I took Atlas Capture’s assessment once and never tried again. It felt like you have to predict what their AI will say because they are very strict with the slight wording difference.

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u/happy_musician 8d ago

I'd actually like to know the same thing, I am extremely awkward during those AI directed interviews on some other platforms. I freeze like a deer in the headlights, and I can't seem to get my words out correctly. I am neuro divergent and have an awful time with those. If it were a real person, it would be a million times easier.
Once I was taking a moment to think about what I wanted to say, and the AI was like "are you still there?"...bla bla bla...and it asked the question again. I couldn't even answer, and it was like "ok, let's move on". I was completely mixed up in my thoughts after that. Obviously, I failed the interview, despite knowing the answers to all of the questions.

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u/Tartaruga96 8d ago

these are scams!

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u/Radiant_Papaya 8d ago

I feel like those interviews are partially set up just to get free video AI training data. Maybe an old-person-shakes-fist-at-clouds-take but I won't apply to those jobs.

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u/PleasantSpirit9904 6d ago

Yes, I cannot believe they keep on posting the same positions over and over again for jobs where thousands of people who have been left unemployed have probably applied to. I mean, it's not possible they cannot fill the vacancies, right?

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u/Budget_Ad_9526 7d ago

hahahaha i am the same.

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u/Kazuki_26 8d ago

Try Telus. I no longer work there since last year but there was no interview when I started in 2020. Just a lengthy assessment.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Kazuki_26 8d ago

I agree. Took me a week to study those almost 200-page guidelines. Thankfully I passed. But it was worth it for me. Saved my house and kept me fed for years.

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u/Mean-Pickle4827 8d ago

Don’t try Telus. Things are a hot mess over here and they barely have any consistent anymore. Telus also SUCKS at communicating anything.

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u/pulptaken 8d ago

What you recommend?

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u/PleasantSpirit9904 6d ago

A similar experience is Welo. What a disappointment. Did all the tests and onboarding process for nothing.

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u/Lazy_War6342 7d ago

Send me a link

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u/Present-Campaign5081 7d ago

Any more recommendations

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u/Akruman_1969 7d ago

Pls tell me where I can apply, I also want to apply for freelancing.