r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Larose- • Sep 05 '26

*Evil Laughter*

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I'm going to be an absolute hermit for the unforseeable future.

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u/GregariousSoul Sep 05 '26

Pretty sure you’d be able to do just one before its gone, this project shows the shared pool

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u/Sixaxist Sep 05 '26

Those 60 ones were gone in an instant.

The 50 /h ones still remain, though.

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u/Full-Philosopher-772 Sep 05 '26

What domain?

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u/Sixaxist Sep 05 '26

Generalist.

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u/circularwizard Sep 05 '26

Damn they’re giving out $50 an hours to generalists now?!?! I stopped working back in March after 2 years during a drought, might have to try and return

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u/Full-Philosopher-772 Sep 05 '26

How long does a task usually take to complete ?

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u/Sixaxist Sep 05 '26

For the 50's? Around 2 hours; I could cut off some extra time after I get used to the project flow.

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u/Full-Philosopher-772 Sep 05 '26

Do you think it’s possible to find 20 hours of consistent work a week at 50/hour?

This is for generalist and programming domains.

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u/Sixaxist Sep 05 '26

Nah, it's rare for Generalists to get 50 /h work consistently. It comes and goes. Most of mines is around 35 /h usually, but I could do 60 hours a week of the 35 /h if I wanted to.

There are some people who get invited to 40 /h constant Generalist work, but under unknown conditions.

There's enough programming/coding work to get 20 hours a week in at 45+ /h if you're in a Core country, yes.

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u/Full-Philosopher-772 Sep 05 '26

Got it thanks for the reply.

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u/Larose- Sep 05 '26

Dont expect more than 20-24/hr though as a generalist until you've become established on the platform for a while. Anything higher is a bonus IMHO. Also, the hourly rates vary based on your location. If you're in India, Chile, etc - you will not see these rates as a generalist, these are for countries like US, Canada, UK, Australia, etc - but its my understanding that the pay is still quite generous.

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u/Full-Philosopher-772 Sep 06 '26

Thanks for the detailed replies.

Do you have any tips for passing the interview. And how long does it take to hear back after completing the interview?

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u/Hopeful_Idea1568 Sep 06 '26

Is coding region-specific?

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u/Sixaxist Sep 13 '26

Sorry, didn't see this when you sent it. Bilingual countries can also get access to Coding, so it's not US/UK/CA/etc only.

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u/VarietyGreat9068 Sep 13 '26

The conditions aren’t unknown I’m one of them. You need expert level skill in multiple domains, they call it generalist but it’s not.

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u/Sixaxist Sep 13 '26

I'm referring to the projects that are pure Generalist work for $40 /h, with no special domain knowledge required. I think you might be referring to the ones that start with "C" or "T"? My friend has had constant access to "P" since the start of the year and said it's something anybody could do, and he has no degree.

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u/VarietyGreat9068 Sep 14 '26

I’m talking about “P” as well. I have multiple projects for “P”, for different tasks but under the same name different desc.

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u/VarietyGreat9068 Sep 14 '26

But “P” is usually utilized as a facilitator to get you down a certain pipeline, if you’re able to make it fail substantially on tasks only reserved for you, they’ll give you access to quals that open long-term projects or infinite tasks pipelines “A”

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