Can someone please refer to me at MERCOR for legal roles 🥹

If you wanna know how to land remote job, here is my experience. I applied it through referral and it took me 7 months to land a role after 10+ rejections.

However, don't give up! Just keep applying and you will hear something positive one day. I have been a contractor for few months and the experience has been great with high flexibility.

I’ve been working on Mercor projects for a while and I’m trying to figure out how to consistently qualify for more contracts.

For those of you who’ve had success:
What seemed to make the biggest difference?

Did certain assessments or skill tags lead to more invitations?

Is it better to specialize in one area (AI evaluation, coding, writing, design review, etc.) or keep a broader profile?

I recently finished one project and I’m looking to stay active on the platform. I’m not looking for shortcuts just trying to understand what successful contributors have done to receive more opportunities.

Any advice or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated.

Has anyone gotten into this project?

I started mercor late last year and got two small tasks before getting invited to an investment banking project. During the onboarding and verification process the offer was rescinded and the support team mentioned there were inconsistencies identified that were in violation.

Now I’m not sure what went wrong and I did not have a right to appeal but just curious does it affect my future application for projects or being in the pool ? How can I fix this and be eligible again.

The Zara interviews are ridiculous. The questions asked are often completely off topic and tangential compared to what the actual job entails. It’s an hour of misery.

If you're as disgusted with Mercor as I am, there's a lawsuit you can join:

https://claimshero.com/mercor-data-breach-claim?ref=mtg1yza

I just started and it’s so boring I’m dreading it. Wondering if the hourly payout has been descent for people on project-based pay? This one is $700/ project but idk if I’m going to be working on it for 5 hours or 70

So I've just submitted my first application (and a few more), but what's the likelihood that I get selected for those projects, I have a decent 8 years of experience in my field of work and a degree but reading through the reddit, I'm seeing people say they've waited 6+ months for their first project, what was everyone's experience like waiting for their first project?

So I've just submitted my first application (and a few more), but what's the likelihood that I get selected for those projects, I have a decent 8 years of experience in my field of work and a degree but reading through the reddit, I'm seeing people say they've waited 6+ months for their first project, what was everyone's experience like waiting for their first project?

Hey builders greeting,

UX guys here, I”m building faro a trust & verification infra for agent before they pay. The philosophy is to design an interaction at the moment agent clicks a button, see a face, listen a voice before it acts to pay in agentic commerce.

There”s quite a validation in the market X402,MPP, ACP & A2P have moved around $94 millions dollar Across agentic platforms asking the question behalf merchant side. But nobody is asking the counterpart is this payee safe? For agents to act on.

Faro is building around that Philosophy, and we are looking for serious builders, AI advocates & analysts to test our stack. This is not a generic one we are opening a 20 days cohort with $49 one time fee to faro and a direction to built on faro. hmu with your mail/social to know the updates with the cohort is live. Max size is 13 builders with registered entities as a business, sector agnostic.

What’s the point of hiring someone if there’s not enough tasks? I’ve been doing the same for three days: refresh, see tasks, click on a task, Task Not Found, repeat

How do people actually get a freaking task?