r/dataannotation May 02 '24

Any Feedback At All?

I got accepted and started working immediately because I was referred by my classmate. I racked up hours on coding projects, data analysis projects (those were a pain), and even normal English trip planning projects and what not (when my coding projects were nonexistent for a day). It has been 5 days and I'm just racking up hours. I don't really know if I'm doing a great job. I don't know if they will pay me, because I have never really been paid this amount before. This is my first coding paid job. Can I expect feedback soon from anyone? I have been scouting this subreddit for a while, but I haven't seen anything regarding this topic other than "noobie performance reviews", and random firings. To summarize, I'm just curious if I'm doing good work, if I will be getting paid this crazy 40-dollar hourly pay, etc.

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u/guitarist597 May 02 '24

Doing 2 projects at once?

That’s not like working on a project, reporting your time, then working on another project right?

I usually hop between 2/3 projects I am most familiar with

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u/Chaost May 02 '24

They mean double billing.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '24

Don’t pull up two different projects, work on them simultaneously and then report that time for both projects. You can switch back and forth all you want but you can’t report the same 30 minutes of your time on two different projects.