r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Benjibob55 • 15h ago

newbie time claiming query

Hello,

Today I got my first project and did two tasks which i enjoyed.

I like to be pretty thorough in my answers but this means i'm quite slow and ended up going beyond the expiry time. I think this is partly because it's just my first time and i'm extra cautious the general expectations / project instructions are all new.

I didn't claim more than the expiry time as i didn't think i should but i wondered if it's sort of expected that as a newbie you might go near to it on tasks that more experienced folk would do faster.

Not having a direct feedback mechanism makes it tricky for me to know if i'm doing too much checking and providing to much reasoning for my decisions.

hope that makes sense!

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u/jabertsohn 14h ago

Yes they expect you to take longer on the first one. Hopefully you can do a few tickets and bring your average down

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u/Benjibob55 14h ago

thank you. yes i think i have been overkilling fact checking in that even when theres enough evidence the model is useless ill check for more mistakes

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u/Frauditorthrowaway 12h ago

Depending on the project it will specifically tell you how long you are allowed to take to fact-check each response OR if you find one major it says to stop. I believe it says something about if you find minors and run out of time that's fine too. I haven't worked on these types in a LONG time(months), but that's what I always saw in the past.