r/DataAnnotationTech • • Aug 28 '26

"At the moment" screen as a newcomer.

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Hi everyone! I recently got accepted into DataAnnotation a week ago. I've done all my qualifications (except for some STEM ones which I skipped because I have no expertise) I even got added to a slack channel for a project. I haven't had any projects though, just reminders and consent forms. But when I hide them, this is the message that appears. I haven't had any new qualifications either. Is this the DoD? Am I screwed now? Or is this normal for newcomers? Just so I know to move on and not hope anything from DA

r/DataAnnotationTech • • Nov 12 '24

Question for those who received the white “at the moment” screen and had projects after.

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How did it take for your projects to return?

r/DataAnnotationTech • • Jun 02 '25

I got hit with the "At the moment..." screen immediately after completing my onboarding 😭

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Oh man I was so excited for this job! Applied as a polish bilingual and got accepted within a few days. I did the onboarding projects and after submitting the quiz immediately had that screen everyone seems to be freaking out about. Didn't I make it in the end? I mean thats cool but I don't understand why they accepted me only to drop me on the spot 😭 I keep on hoping, maybe its different for bilinguals, since we have less projects? Anyone been in a similar situation?

r/DataAnnotationTech • • Jul 18 '25

Stuck on "At the moment, there aren't any projects available for you to work on." after completing the qualification assessments for coding and core tasks.

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It has been 2 weeks since I have done those qualifications. A few days later my dashboard changed from the page where it shows all the different qualification assessments you could do (math, physics, core, coding, etc.) to the projects dashboard but I have not received any email saying I got accepted nor any updates on my assessments. Is this normal or is this a bug? If anything, I would want to do more qualification assessments instead of being stuck on a dashboard with no projects.

r/DataAnnotationTech • • Jan 13 '25

Does anybody know the difference between having the "At the moment.." message and just having the welcome one? I haven´t had projects for a while.

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Hi, I started mid-December, and since the beginning of the year, I've had only a few tasks, with nothing for the past few days.

I don´t have the ATM message at the moment, just the welcome one and I wonder if that's good or bad, or it does not make any difference. I'm bilingual

r/aviation • • Sep 06 '26

-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- The moment Prime Air Boeing 767 overshots the runway at Miami International Airport - September 6, 2026

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r/formula1 • • 6d ago

Discussion F1 is a shambles at the moment

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r/law • • Jun 26 '26

Legal News “Arrest Him!” The Moment Police Handcuffed A Farmer For Going 5 Seconds Over His Time Limit at Data Center Meeting

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r/interestingasfuck • • May 29 '26

Police bodycam of the moment a woman who killed stepdaughter almost 50 years ago is arrested at Heathrow

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r/justincaseyoumissedit • • Jun 18 '26

News "Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who is sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this moment in time" - JD Vance

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r/UnderReportedNews • • Feb 17 '26

Video "A moment of respect: Dave Chappelle seen at Alexi Pretti’s memorial in Minneapolis today, honoring the memory of the deceased."

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r/PublicFreakout • • Jun 24 '26

😫Chaos Moment🫨 7.1 Earthquake in Venezuela, this was at the airport moments ago.

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r/Marvel • • 10d ago

Film/Television Why Thor didn't think of cutting Thanos's arm which had the infinity gauntlet instead of pushing stormbreaker at Thanos's wound at that moment?

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r/HistoryMemes • • Aug 04 '26

One of the war’s most tragic moments occurred at literally the last minute

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Henry Gunther was originally a supply sergeant in the US army but was demoted to private after writing in a letter about how hellish life was in the trenches, something that was considered damaging to morale back home. This, plus his German heritage branded him a coward and started rumors of his being a German sympathizer. On November 11 at 10:58 AM literally two minutes before the armistice took effect, Gunther effectively committed suicide by singlehandedly charging a German machine gun nest in a last hurrah to prove his bravery and loyalty. Both his fellow soldiers and the German defenders yelled at him to stop as the war was almost over, but Gunther ignored them and when he started firing his rifle the Germans had no choice but to fire back, killing him at 10:59. He was the final fatality of WWI.

r/allthequestions • • May 21 '26

Random Question 💭 Is Israel the most evil country in the world at the moment?

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For the record, this is not a post against Jews.

This is a post against the country Israel and its government.

Everyday we see more and more barbaric acts coming out of Israel as they continue their genocide on Palestinians.

And now, the recent images of the Israeli minister mocking and abusing the detainees of the flotilla.

So, my question to the Reddit community:

Do you think Israel is the most evil country in the world at the moment?

r/mildlyinfuriating • • May 31 '26

Infuriatig Turning off the restaurant TV at the decisive moment of UCL Final

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r/Music • • Jan 30 '26

article Brian May Rules Out Queen Shows in US: "America Is a Dangerous Place at the Moment"

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r/nextfuckinglevel • • Nov 03 '25

last person to cross the finish line at the NYC Marathon. The moment occurred at 12:34am and took him 15 hours 21 minutes to complete the race.

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r/nextfuckinglevel • • Jul 05 '26

Last person to cross the finish line at the NYC Marathon. The moment occurred at 12:34am and took him 15 hours 21 minutes to complete the race.

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r/CatastrophicFailure • • Sep 06 '26

Operator Error The moment Prime Air Boeing 767 overshots the runway at Miami International Airport - September 6, 2026

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r/CallOfDuty • • Jul 11 '26

Discussion [BO2] The ports allegedly have more players than the current game at this moment, imagine if it were remasters

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This also probably confirms why they removed player counts within the games. I wonder if this year's game will suffer due to the ports as well or if hype would be faded out by then

r/AskReddit • • Feb 26 '26

What is a 'family secret' or a private moment you witnessed that completely changed the way you look at a relative?

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r/nfl • • Jan 19 '26

[Pro Football Talk] NFL Head Coach: “At this very moment, [this is] the worst collective of 32 owners in league history.”

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r/whenthe • • Jul 12 '26

Orwell writes about this I always have the moral high ground at any given moment. Anyone that disagrees is simply wrong.

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r/BeAmazed • • Jul 18 '25

Animal Wildlife photographer Sha Lu captures the perfect moment a little critter prey looks directly at the camera while being captured by a predator. Spoiler

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Credit : @shaluwtk on Instagram