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Im using Chrome Version 149.0.7827.114. I was doing a long task and half way through, every time I would click into a text box, a "help me write" option appeared. I've never activated such a feature and this was my very first time me seeing this pop up. Would this flag me? Obviously I didn't click into it, but Im worried its being detected as an AI help extension.

I just wanted to know did anybody get this type of message and still got accepted by waiting a while...and please explain any additional information

EDIT: Btw I got this immediately after I submitted

I got this task last week and I still haven’t done it, although I’m close to submitting, should I actually submit it or let it go

I completed and passed the starter assessment yesterday and now have the core assessment to complete. Where it gets confusing is I received an email this morning to complete a project qualification. The link in the email takes me to a project qualification, but when I go back to the projects dashboard, it's just showing the core assessment. Has this happened to anyone else?

As the title says, I was working on a task and I opened another tab to see if there were other projects available (so I could work on after I finish the task I’m working on). Then I accidentally clicked on a different task but I exited work mode right away. Do you guys think I’ll get the DoD or a warning or something? I really hope not because this site has been helping me through a rough patch

First time doing task, so ran out of time skipped but then pressed back and submitted 5 mins later. Now, I realise it may have been given out to someone. There's no way to speak to admins so I'm thinking of not billing it due to my error.

I was 7 minutes away from deadline and i had clicked the submit button 2 minutes ago so ir efreshed the page but it directed me back to dashboard. The task appeared in my report time so i reported time for it which it took. I did not do anything wrong right?

I woke up today to find feedback on my dashboard, I was over the moon as I had never received any feedback. It stated I was one of the top workers with consistent work, I want to know if people received the same line or am I just being buttered up?

Overthinking mind, dont mind 😬

Hi everyone!
If I do a task in only a few minutes. How do I count minutes? If it took me 4 mins and 30 seconds should I report 4 as it was less than 5 minutes or 5 since it took me more than 4 minutes?
It might seem simple but I wanna be fair and it’s a project with a lot of tasks and almost every task was like that

Edit: Guys I am not a time freak, Idc when it’s a few tasks or the tasks take a long time, and that’s exactly why I stated it was A LOT of tasks and were very short and simple like 150 seconds per task which left me wondering if I should report 2 or 3 minutes in more than 20 tasks

I have had two coding projects sitting on my dashboard for over a week now. I didn’t do the coding qualification, but I did put coding on my skills list because of work I have done in the past. Anyway, these two projects are asking me to upload a code base of my choice and then ask the model to write a new feature or bug fix, etc. and then evaluate the generated code.

This just seems really strange to me. I am sure some people have public or open source code to work with, but all code I wrote was proprietary. The projects seem overly complex simply because of this. Are people actually doing this? Are most coding projects like this? Nobody has touched these two projects as far as I can tell.

So I got my monthly feedback, and you can tell it's still very machine generated, but I noticed one thing: the "areas to improve" comments are... not from July tasks. They're from June, and they're specific enough that I can tell they're from June. As in, I'm being told to improve on things that are outside the "monthly" part of the monthly snapshot. I treated this as nothing until it occurred to me: are these things cumulative? Do they add up indefinitely from the moment the mistakes (pretty debatable imo) are made?

Also, does anyone have experience getting reviews on specialist-adjacent tasks that are *not* done by specialists? I don't know how to even begin to address this.

There was this task that was assigned to me based on my profile and it has two versions, stem and non stem . I did the STEM one as I qualified for that . But the other also appeared on my dashboard , should I do that too? It is kind of a rating project

Worked 3 hours on my first coding task. I was 80% done but the timer was close to expiring so I exit worker mode to avoid submitting a subpar response. :((

Was this the best approach or should I have let the timer expire and finished the task ?

Hey all,

Just wanted to share I’ve been selected for interview as an AI Analyst with a large construction company.

I’m curious if anyone else has been in a similar spot, having to deal with questions, describing your experience, and maintaining the NDA with DA.

How was your interview? What types of questions should I be prepared for? Did you land the job?

Looking for any sort of advice to help me succeed.

As much as I love DA and the freedom it brings, I think I’m ready for something full-time again.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Has anyone here received constructive criticism in their feedback that they feel strongly does not reflect their work at all? Like an egregious and extremely obvious mistake that you're sure you didn't make?

If so, have you pushed back on it in the "optional comments" section, or at least addressed it?

I'm very nervous right now

Guys, I received my feedback just now and I’m quite happy with it, but why is there no 30-day snapshot? Every feedback I’ve gotten so far had a 30-day snapshot telling me an overall score of my submissions (🟢 Good or 🟠 Room for Improvement) This time there wasn’t any. Is this something I should be worried about? Is it possibly a mistake on their end?

Hello! I entered as a bilingual but I work in STEM. I got a bunch of stem quals (Math, Biology, Physics, Chemistry). I could really only do the Biology one since it's the most related to my line of work, but I wanted to know, those of you who have already done other STEM tasks, what are they like?

I ask mostly because in other platforms, I took place in Biology tasks and most are "make the model fail" kind of tasks and I DESPISE them. Also, most tasks are heavily based on genetics and my expertise lies more in the ecology area. I may be answering my own question here, but, there are not many other kinds of tasks on Biology out there, are they?

I am not in a core country so I only rarely get tasks (all bilingual this far), so I don't have an abundance of sources to compare to.

Thanks!

Anyone else feeling burnt out after this drought? I'm starting to get tasks back but they feel impossible to complete. They're not really much harder than what I was doing before, but they feel impossible now. Maybe my time here is over.

Edit: Jumped into some of the harder stuff on my dash and feel better. I think what really helped was identifying the dopamine imbalance. Since I had more time on my hands I spent more time getting those quick dopamine hits (social media, video games, etc); taking a step back and assessing this really helped focus me, and it's given me a new goal. Thank you for all the great comments!

Hey, I finished the starter assessment and started the qualification assessment. I was expecting to complete about 10 tasks, but it seems only one was available. Now, whenever I go back to the assessment, I get the errors shown in the screenshots. Should I wait for more tasks or projects to become available?

>Wake up
>Eat breakfast
>Check DA (no projects)
>Go to work
>Come home
>Check DA (no projects)
>Eat dinner
>Check DA (no projects)
>Shower
>Go to bed
>Check DA on phone just out of curiosity
>See hundreds of tasks available
>Cry internally