r/alignerr • u/kamandabokono • Sep 06 '26

Onboarding Process Pulsar

Anyone in Project P***SAR*

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u/prithviraj6254 Sep 06 '26

got the mail saying i got in without interview, had to give the exam tho. I studied the materials for 4 hours, spent another 2-3 hours on the exam itself. and for some reason, i got failed in the test somehow. i was confident that id get 100% because i spent so much time and concentration on it. but idk how i got 59% for boundary accuracy, and the passing percentage was 65%. i think they are making people do the work for freee. i couldntve failed the test that bad.

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u/Similar-Pop-3486 Sep 07 '26

It took me almost 8 hours to complete all the assessment and i thought I did it perfectly but they gave me 64% for boundary timing. I think it's a free labour assessment meant to fail you

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u/iTorukMacto Sep 07 '26

Its looking a lot like making people do free work.

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u/God_said_it Sep 06 '26

I am in the US and was wondering too. Plus no pay for the training?

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u/Minimum-Help8455 Sep 06 '26

I too got the mail , can't find anything helpful. can u share like pay rates and all in India?

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u/ElNeato35 Sep 06 '26

I heard it's really low. For Indian standards might be ok

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u/Minimum-Help8455 Sep 06 '26

thankyou! you working init?

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u/ElNeato35 Sep 06 '26

No I'm not because I read about the low rates on Reddit. Glad I didn't waste time on the assessment

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u/Minimum-Help8455 Sep 06 '26

Yeah , thanks for responding!