ISO Part Time Remote Position

amother

Honeydew

Wed, Jan 03 2024, 3:50 pm

I just applied to work for Data Annotations. They have work available training AI. They’re hard to get accepted to, they only accept people who use perfect grammar and spelling and do a flawless job on their entry tests, but they seem like a great part time gig for detail oriented people.

https://www.dataannotation.tech/

amother

Wed, Jan 03 2024, 5:48 pm

amother Honeydew wrote:

Thank you! I will definitely check it out.

amother

Plum

Wed, Jan 03 2024, 6:02 pm

amother Honeydew wrote:

I see it says from $20/hour

How much do you actually earn?

amother

Honeydew

Wed, Jan 03 2024, 6:23 pm

amother Plum wrote:

I see it says from $20/hour

How much do you actually earn?

I wasn’t accepted as of yet so I don’t know. My test is being reviewed. I really hope I get in! The work I did for my test was really up my alley. I’d be doing it as a side income in addition to my regular job.

There’s a lot of info on Reddit about people’s experiences. It seems like people usually get access to higher paying projects after a few weeks or months of doing quality work. People have said they earn $20-40 an hour.

If you know coding then you get access to higher paying projects right away.

If you want to read about people’s experiences, google “data annotations Reddit” and look through the threads that pop up. Or just go directly to the subreddits -

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataA.....ZaCoT

https://www.reddit.com/r/dataa.....eAgL0

Be very, very careful when completing the entry tests! I realized I’d made a mistake as soon as I submitted the test and I’m so frustrated. I hope they’ll accept me anyways.

Important note - you’d be a 1099 contractor so you need to save 30% of what you’re paid for taxes. Hopefully it would end up being less than 30% taxed but it’s good to err on the safe side until you see what bracket you are in. I plan to put that money in a high yield savings account until tax season.