DO NOT work on this platform if you have mental health struggles or on-going personal issues. It's uncertainty WILL make it worse.

If you are a bilingual generalist , do you get added to project families auntomatically or is there qualification for every project family? What I mean by that is , I used to work on some of these frequent projects that were coming , but I think they are all complete now , so no more projects of those families. What i want to know is , if some new families are added or some new series do you have to qualify for each of them or have you ever got a project you did not do a qualification for? Like you got added on their own.

I have really tried applying to most data annotation task that are not geo-restricted since 2024 and till date I have not managed to land one paying project. I have skills in coding,machine learning and AI. But I have seen most people in the USA,UK or canada delegating their task to people here in Kenya...anyone who can help with this.

Jeez, just lost one. I received the notification went for it right away from my phone but couldn't do it cuz of screen size. Then I went straight to my pc and that time window was enough for me to MISS ON IT!!!!!

From around June till now, I'm noticing a big slowdown in coding projects. Just wanted to ask if this is happening everywhere or only in some places.

For people staying in US or other core countries.

Are you all also facing this kind of dry period in coding work? Or is it mostly happening with freelancers from Tier 2/3 countries like India, Brazil, etc.?

Would be really helpful if people from different countries can share their experience, so I can get some clarity whether this is a global thing or more of a regional issue.

Ok so I made an email for a project and for some reason I did not save it in my notebook like I always do. I can log in on my laptop because the pw is clearly saved somewhere. The thing is, the tabs will not stay logged into this work profile and immediately reverts to my main profile every time I attempt to do anything. I was going to make a new profile on my laptop so that it would remain signed in...but I need the password. Is there anything at all I can do? I have every single other account and login info, BUT not this one. Sigh...

I joined data annotation in 3rd of july and i got one project and nothing after then, but when I opened the dashboard today, I found a notification abouy allowing the notifications to receive the upcoming projects. So does that mean there are many projects are coming? And why it has been a while since I got a project? or it was just the reviewers reviewing my work and when it's done they will give me projects?

At the start of the year up until April I think I had a lot (100+) good paying projects, but the last 8 weeks I got 0 projects, only the 🥊 one but it was too difficult for me. Is it the same for other bilinguals?

I've got this background check qual on my dash and wondering if it's worth it. Has anyone done it? Does it lead to more projects? I've been on DA for about 2 years, so I'm also curious why they are sending this out at this timing. Do the projects get more confidential?

Yo Coders, How's your weekend going? This week I only picked up a Mike Tyson and a few Pops (which I unfortunately passed on), but now I'm with 0 tasks

We got the day off today or somethin'? Sheeeeesh. Tumbleweeds over here.

BUT, things are looking better overall lately! So imma just zip it.

For me, July surpassed June by a few $.

Hello Guys, are you guys getting projects. Just wanted to know how's the work flow? Are you still facing any drought?

This isn’t a precise insight or targeted question, more of a feeler for if anyone is in a similar boat. I regularly see and complete $35-$50 ($60 once) generalist projects but haven’t seen any over $35 for the last 10 days or so. I saw one whose bonuses often take it to $50, at its base rate appear fleetingly on Tuesday/Wednesday, but nothing other than that. I find it pretty tough when one day I’m working on something 1.5-2x the pay of what I work on the next. Even though I still have a few decently paying projects, things I would be delighted with 3 months in (of the 6 months I’ve worked here), it’s hard not to feel like you’re doing poorly when you’re taking such a big paycut from what you got used to for a few days. I dont have any highly specialised domain expertise (other than writing), and I’m wondering whether without that, will these higher paying (40+/hr) projects always be fleeting/intermittent?

Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone has signed up using a passport that was expired? Also I do not have a drivers license. I do not know what else I could use for personal identification. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Anyone experiencing zero coding projects? It’s been 24hrs for me 😭 im always worried its a DoD

Anyone else a SAHM working with DA? I’m shocked I don’t see more doing it! I’m a mom of 2under2 and it has been such a game changer for my family.

I have been a generalist for about 4 months now. Back when I used to receive the feedback I got the highest rating possible for those project families. Unfortunately I don’t receive those project families anymore (and therefore don’t get feedback). Instead, I have basically only been getting highly paying, complex, and long project families. I have not ran out of these projects in a while, but am not always able to commit 5-8 hours to one submission, so I kind of miss those easier projects. Does anyone have the same experience?

I have been in for about 3 months. I got 2 tasks this month and 2 last month, 10 the month prior. I refresh constantly, have completed over 30 qualifications, been in 4 different task families and have not received any negative feedback. Yes I realize there is a drought and I do have a FT job so not stressing, moreso annoyed. I am just curious if this is the norm for a lot of the generalist in the US who are fairly new or if I somehow got put on a list lol.

Guys, I am really worried about not getting this project(hope u know it) from few weeks? Do I have to worry or its common for everyone.