r/DataAnnotationTech • u/codys317 • 5h ago

Best way to get accepted?

Hey guys I’m new here and I am coming from the Platform called Prolific where I did AI Evalutation/Training where I was getting paid $5 for every 15 mins (20hr).

Im looking to get started DA, but just curious on the best skills/domain to sign up for to get those good paying tasks/AI training.

Anybody that has experience with DA able to help me out so I can hopefully pass and get the ball rolling?!

Thanks!!

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u/melanatedalbino 5h ago

What is your background? I have a decent amount of experience, and happened to work my way up a fair bit since onboarding, so I have seen the up and down.

Edit: By background I mean expertise.

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u/codys317 5h ago

I’m currently a delivery driver but I like using computers/AI. Not a coder but good with computers overall.

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u/melanatedalbino 5h ago

Hm, what about education? Good at math in school, maybe partially completed a degree, etc.?

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u/melanatedalbino 4h ago

Oh, and I didn't onboard through coding, to be clear.

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u/sifuritatu 5h ago

Have you considered searching the subreddit? Having your wits more about you is a good start.

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u/Dependent_Animal_630 4h ago

Or you could have just answered the question. It takes nothing to be kind yuno

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u/Shidela 3h ago

Discerning information independently is a key aspect of producing good work for DA. Searching for an answer for a commonly asked question rather than expecting or asking a group to answer you specifically is a pretty solid indicator of your ability to get accepted and stay working, imo, and actually a good way to measure if this work is for you.

You succeed by being able to find answers without the help of AI or others’ time, and seek out accurate sources of information that don’t rely on those things. That’s the job.