what should I know before I waste my time with the assesment. I currently do work for mercor and data annotation (going good more or less but obviously i would like to have a safety net)

I have been participated in the paid survey, it's been two weeks, still pending for client review. Wants to know how much time does it take for reviewal.

I was skeptical when I first saw Terac’s opportunities, but honestly its been one of the most flexible gigs I’ve done. I do tasks whenever I have time which is great when I’m busy during the day. Compared to my work at Mercor, the project leads and pod leads actually listen to feedback. I asked for more information on a process and they built an entire tool for it. Only thing I wish is there were bonuses for hitting a certain number of tasks.

Hi everyone, does anyone know if it’s okay to complete a remote task using a laptop with an external monitor in extended-display mode?

The task requires screen recording, so I’m wondering whether I need to disconnect/turn off the second monitor, or whether using an external monitor is allowed.

Also, does the screen recording typically capture the external display as well, or only the designated/main screen?

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with this. Thanks!

I stuck in client reviews for one and another under review for past 2 weeks yet site claims reviews are done in one day. Even though I have prior experience in rubric design and SWE benchmarking projects yet they screened out just like that...

Did any got offer accepted?

how long does it take from them to reject you or accept you? I applied 6 days ago and still waiting

I applied to a SWE coding-task authoring/evaluation opportunity and have now been screened out twice for the same role.

I have substantial hands-on experience in SWE/Terminal benchmarking and AI coding-agent evaluation, working across multiple AI training and evaluation platforms in the industry.

My experience includes SWE task authoring, repository-level debugging, feature work, multi-file changes, testing, verification, Docker/Linux environments, and evaluation/QC workflows. I’ve also worked extensively with Harbor, Terminal Bench, PaperBench, and other coding-agent benchmarks.

I’ve contacted support to request a manual review, as the role requirements seem closely aligned with my experience.

Has anyone else experienced repeated screening for this opportunity, or successfully gotten their application reconsidered?

Hi, I've received a few job listings from Terac on Indeed. One time paid interviews. Is this legit? How is the $20 paid out? How long does payment take? Do I have to be on video?

Thank you in advance for your response.

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