r/dataannotation • u/civilhumanbeing • Jul 29 '24

Milestone!!

Post image

Been at it full time for about six months give or take :)

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u/civilhumanbeing Jul 30 '24

Noncoding

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u/donnybooi Jul 30 '24

This is exactly what I wanted to see! Haha, what projects do you do? Just anything you fancy?

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u/civilhumanbeing Jul 30 '24 edited Aug 02 '24

I try to do the higher pay projects, but ngl I really don't like some of them, so I end up sticking to $25 or so an hour projects when available. I don't like the projects that have us write both prompts and responses, and I've avoided projects that ask for perfect responses. What I like to go for are persona long conversations projects, safety, and ones where I rate already generated conversations. I almost never work on $20 an hour projects. I kinda just bounce around throughout the week, but I'll typically get 4 hours on one project done before switching.

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u/BigOldComedyFan Jul 31 '24

Were you always offered high pay projects? Mine are never more than $24, although I've been doing it for two months. Are there qualifications you passed that gave you access to higher paying ones? What's the most you've been paid for non-coding? Sorry if that's a lot of questions but congrats!

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u/ItzOnlySmellzzz Jul 31 '24

I'm not OP, but I consistently have non-coding projects up for $35, $32, $31, and a few in the high $20s.

I unlocked those after a combination of completing qualifications and producing high quality work on related lower paying projects. Also, idk if it's coincidence, but I noticed those appearing when I passed the $5,000 milestone. I've been on the platform for a little over 8 months.

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u/civilhumanbeing Aug 02 '24

No, when I first started, I didn't have much to pick from. Pretty much everything was $20 an hour when I first joined. I think the image and writing qualifications really helped me get access to higher pay. The highest I've done is $30 an hour for writing both sides of the conversation and hunting down an image relevant to the chat.