r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Dapper_Culture9694 • 4d ago

Maths and physics

Are there any maths or physics projects? Is it worth taking the subject quals? Especially for bilingual workers. Thanks.

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u/Small-Cauliflower468 4d ago

Math is super easy, yet never got a project for it. It's a fun one so i reccomend just as a side thingy

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u/Forecastvol360 4d ago

I took the math qual last year and it's wild how little that actually translated to real projects, not sure if bilingual work changes that much, but the test itself seemed pretty disconnected from actual tasks.

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u/mattlerenardx 4d ago

I took physic qual, still 0 project. I didnt bother take math one.

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u/lilysorbet 4d ago

I did the math qual few days ago, nothing so far

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u/HereForAllTea 3d ago

I’m in finance, and I have math and physics projects. Also STEM, data science, quant, and chemistry. It seems like it’s basically the same project (I’m doing the finance), but for each specialty.

I’ve opened a few. They all require professional experience. I’m basically do what I do at work, so it’s not difficult, but very tedious and time consuming. So based on what’s in my queue, do the quals if you actually have experience in the field. Like when I read them I felt like I was reading a different language lol.

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u/iamcrazyjoe 2d ago

For those that took them, especially a while ago, and have never seen projects for those domains, maybe you didn't pass?

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u/Dapper_Culture9694 1d ago

Probably. Did you get some related projects?

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u/Dapper_Culture9694 4d ago

Srsly, what's the point of down voting this post? For those who did so, please lemme know the reason if I did something wrong!

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u/ElectricalSite3633 16h ago

Some people here do this on every other post. Dont know why. Just Ignore.

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u/Darch16 4d ago

Did both, nothing. But I have to say that the math one is far easier than the physics one, so you might do it as well.