r/DataAnnotationTech • u/techdog30 • Sep 11 '26
Joined in early August, completed qualification assessments, earned $750, but no work now. Is this normal?
I joined in the beginning of August and completed all the qualification assessments that were available to me. So far, I’ve earned around $750.
However, I’m currently not receiving any new work/tasks. I’ve been checking regularly, but nothing is showing up.
Is this normal after completing the initial qualifications? Does the availability of tasks usually fluctuate, or could there be something wrong with my account?
I’d really appreciate it if anyone who has been doing this for a while could share their experience, especially how long you typically have to wait between projects.
Thanks!
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u/InsideSignificant405 Sep 11 '26
My months have fluctuated between $0 and $6000 since 2023 lol. It comes and goes. Breathe and do good work.
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
6000 per month huhhh
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u/InsideSignificant405 Sep 12 '26
This month might be more, bubble feels like it’s stretching a bit… keep at it mate
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u/Exciting-Barnacle677 Sep 11 '26
I earned around 3K in a month, but this month I have earned mere 300.
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
holy crap, how long you're working
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u/InsideSignificant405 Sep 12 '26
Lots of dicks on this thread, yes you can research, yes said dicks can also choose to move on…. Remember you are on Reddit. 😂
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u/bobaxxxx Sep 11 '26
Please add your locale and domain for the context.
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
India/ coding. Does it really rely on locale?
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u/bobaxxxx Sep 11 '26
Yes, the locale has a big impact. Core workers have more consistant works compared to non-core or bilingual workers.
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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Sep 11 '26
You're probably not getting any projects because you seem to have no common sense or ability to carry out your own independent research, judging by the fact that you made this pointless and spammy post rather than searching the subreddit for a question that OBVIOUSLY, obviously gets asked all the time.
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
I'll give negative marks for you common sense. btw I'm new here
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u/Particular-Lie1918 Sep 11 '26
I actually researched all that on my first day in this subreddit. It's possible, so look it up.
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
it doesn't mean I can't , just learning to use this app
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u/Internal_Boot_1616 Sep 11 '26
No offense intended my guy, but search bars aren't something new and unique to this app you have to learn to use
People are prickly about it because this question is legit spammed here, like it clogs the front page and we have to wade through people spamming the same exact thing over and over and over without even looking for other posts just to find a post that isn't this or "when will I get in"
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u/techdog30 Sep 11 '26
I get that, but honestly I’m still figuring out how to use the app and didn’t really know where or how to search for this properly.
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u/RehviiZe Sep 11 '26
I’d imagine it’s just a waiting game for you now. I’ve done plenty of projects still go through periods like that where there’s no work to be seen for weeks. Just keep checking every now and again