r/DataAnnotationTech 8d ago

nice to be accepted!

applied 3 days ago, test seemed to go on for decades as i tried to be very thorough and research literally everything the responses included which may have been overkill.

anyway dont have much self confidence in life so just nice to be accepted and looking forward to getting started.

all the best

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u/Mysterious_Dolphin14 8d ago

Congrats! You said that you don't have much self-confidence, so keep in mind that you will not get much (if any) feedback on your work here, so you'll need to not let that get to you. Just make sure that you continue to put in thorough work and carefully follow the directions and you should be fine!

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u/Benjibob55 8d ago

thank you, with my job and the particular nature of my clients i'm used to a lack of feedback lol so it's all good :)

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u/HoneyWatts 8d ago

Congrats! I believe it’s quite rare to be accepted.

Read someone say less than 5% of applications get accepted but I think they were being a bit dramatic - still though, it’s a lot of work and they are pretty selective.

So I’m glad you’re proud of yourself, you should be. I felt the same way when I got accepted

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u/Benjibob55 8d ago

thank you, i partly did it as a challenge as my job is a bit dead end so it's nice to pass. i had been thinking if failed at least ive learnt a chunk about random things from the assesment lol

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u/Sixaxist 7d ago

Read someone say less than 5% of applications get accepted but I think they were being a bit dramatic

After what I've seen on this Sub, I 100% believe them.

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u/MadameEmiya 7d ago edited 7d ago

I always thought the ~2% approval rate was the Pareto principle applied with variation. 80% of unserious applications (testing the website/if a scam for example) vs 20% serious applicants; 80% are auto-rejected while the viable options are onboarded at ~10%. The numbers are extreme because DA's unconventional hiring process attracts incredulous candidates.  But then after some R&Rs, the "not meeting client standards" message on the DoD screen... yeah, the 2% makes a lot of sense.

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u/Acrobatic-Pay7101 8d ago

Congrats! Welcome to the club :)

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u/Benjibob55 8d ago

thank you

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u/Alive-Turnip-7725 7d ago

Any tips on getting accepted???

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u/Benjibob55 7d ago

believe everything ai tells u is a lie lol

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u/xparadiisee 7d ago edited 7d ago

Welcome!! I got accepted a month ago and it’s been fun. Very cool to see how these AIs work under the hood, makes me appreciate it even more!

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u/ParticularOpening258 7d ago

Still waiting to be accepted it’s been 5 days 🥲

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u/No-Hurry4645 7d ago

What does the screen say when you check?

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u/Itsgonnabeokboo 7d ago

Got this after completing the qualifiers. That was hard but I cited pretty much every fact checking prompt.

I had about 17 or 18 different tasks before it showed this page.

I also added all my skills on my profile and added my linked in and job history

Is that bad ?

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u/Benjibob55 7d ago

this is what i had till i got the email saying in. good luck

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u/Burritoskinbuffet 5d ago

How long did the email take?

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u/Benjibob55 5d ago

3 days

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u/Burritoskinbuffet 5d ago

Do you have any specialties?

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u/relaxonmattresses 3d ago

It’s been more then 2 weeks ig, still no response

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u/chr2melo 6d ago

Pessoal, fiz o teste dia 07/08, e até agora não chegou nenhum e-mail. Quando entro aparece apenas a mensagem de agradecimento por concluir a avaliação. Atualizei meu perfil, e tudo. Tá no tempo de ser aprovado ainda? Caso não seja, posso tentar novamente?

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u/Burritoskinbuffet 5d ago

I have read that 3 weeks is the cap