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Project Maser pays $600 per task. The onboarding is about 3 hours of coding But the pay and all worths it. If you have this project and you are looking for expert to take it up Send me a message so we can get started.

Handshake Project Jet lists $220 per task, plus an additional $10 per hour. The project is opportunity worth looking into. Send me a message if you have this project Lets lock in

Project Periwinkle time Im active to print soft $2500 weekly for you The project lists a rate of $100/hour, and its just for a limited time not a long time project. If handshake send you invite, send me a message now lets print on it $$$

Lumiere life science tasking is back Go and claim yours !!!

Project Lever is showing $125 per task on Handshake. The project involves creating benchmarks to evaluate how well foundational LLMs solve real-life software engineering tasks. I have experts with solid background in software engineering. We can work on this project if you have it Send me a message

One thing I hope they improve about Project Lizard V3 is the review time for the first two test submissions. Waiting almost a week just to get feedback on two tasks is a lot of time to put on hold. Hopefully, they can speed up the review process.

IS MERCOR ODIN REALLY WORTH IT? Yes, the tasks can be time-consuming when you factor in planning, checking guidelines, recording, uploading files, and making revisions after reviews. But some people are earning well from the project, with payments reportedly reaching $100 per task, depending on the task and current terms. The key is to read the guidelines carefully, follow instructions, and understand the approval criteria before starting. As for completing everything in three hours, it may be possible once you develop a workflow, but it won't be realistic for everyone or every task. My advice: Don't assume it's easy money, but don't dismiss it either. Understand the workload, payment structure, and approval process before deciding if it's worth your time.

🛑 Project Octahedron tasks are very fragile. Keep eye on slack and tread carefully !!!

What exactly is Project Octahedron? Project Octahedron is a data annotation task where your job is to evaluate and rate AI responses based on the given instructions and criteria. It’s not necessarily about solving difficult problems or trying to stump the AI. The focus is on assessing the quality of responses. You need to understand what makes an AI response helpful, accurate, relevant, and appropriate for the prompt. Understanding how to evaluate responses properly can make a real difference in how you approach the task.

Handshake is rolling out Project Octahedron to more accounts, and the pay is worth paying attention to. 👀 💰 Minimum rate: $18/hour 🇺🇸 US accounts get up to $40/hour Basically, this project is focused on evaluating and rating AI responses based on the provided criteria. It’s not about trying to stump the AI or making tasks unnecessarily difficult, like project Mark or Insight or Terminal Bench on outlier. You need to understand the guidelines and know how to assess responses properly. If you get invite to this project and you have access to the onboarding, take it seriously and study the instructions before you begin The project has task and i believe it worths doing.

If you are still having difficulty in navigating your way through mercor read the guide below and also do proper research. drive.google.com/file/d/1A-3…

For those who haven’t seen this video yet, it’s a Project Odin setup and tasking tutorial. I came across it and decided to share it here in case it helps anyone who’s still trying to understand the setup and tasking process. 🎥 Watch it here: drive.google.com/file/d/1-2y… Goodluck 🍀

Past few weeks have been a roller coaster with hedgehog onboarding Here is a short guide i found recently on how to pass the hedgehog onboarding assessments You can tap in drive.google.com/file/d/1AiM…

$300 for 6 approved apps $350 for 7 approved apps $400 for 8 approved apps An additional $50 bonus for qualifying submissions made by the listed deadline and approved ⏱️ Estimated time: 37 minutes Would you participate in a study like this, or is the amount of personal data involved too much?

🚨 NEW AI OPPORTUNITY FOR NIGERIANS 🇳🇬 🔥 📢 Image Data Contributor & Evaluator — Meridial by Invisible Technologies Looking for a remote AI project? Check this out! 👇 📌 Role: Image Data Contributor & Evaluator 💰 Pay: $9/hour 🌍 Location: Remote — Nigeria 💳 Payment: Weekly via Stripe or Wise 🖼️ What will you do? - Contribute eligible images. - Write descriptions, comments, and context about images. - Evaluate how accurately an AI product understands images. - Identify relevant details and provide corrections or feedback. ✅ How to get started: 1. Visit the opportunity page. 2. Upload your CV/resume. 3. Complete the eligibility survey and qualification steps. 4. Wait for confirmation of whether you qualify. 🔗 Apply here: marketplace.inv.tech/ 🔥 If you’re interested in AI training and image evaluation, this could be worth checking out. Read the requirements carefully before applying!

STRUGGLING WITH MICRO1 INTERVIEWS? Have you ever finished an interview feeling confident, only to receive a rejection? Don't give up just yet! 💪 Here are a few tips that could help you perform better in your next Micro1 AI interview 👇 ✅ 1. Apply strategically: Focus on roles that match your skills and experience instead of mass-applying to everything. ✅ 2. Explain your reasoning: Don't just give the correct answer. Walk the interviewer through your thought process and explain why you chose your approach. ✅ 3. Use real examples: Support your answers with relevant examples from your actual experience. ✅ 4. Practice your delivery: Clear communication, confidence, and a structured response matter. ✅ 5. Learn and improve: Reflect on previous interviews and request feedback if the option is available. 📚 Useful Micro1 resources: 🔹 AI Interview Guide: micro1.ai/ai-interview-guide 🔹 Sample Interview Questions: micro1.ai/interview-question… 🔹 Practice with Mock Interviews: micro1.ai/interview-prep ⚠️ Remember, no particular answer format guarantees selection. Each role has its own requirements, and project needs can also influence the outcome. Don't let a few rejections discourage you. Learn, practice, improve, and keep going! 🚀🔥

PROLIFIC UPDATE: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU DISPUTE A REJECTION? Guys, if a researcher rejects your submission and you believe the rejection is unfair, don't panic! Prolific has a process for disputing rejections. 💯 Here's what you need to know. 👇 ✅ 1. Submit a rejection dispute Log in to Prolific, open the Help Centre, find “Why was my submission rejected,” and follow the bot's instructions to contact support and select Rejection Dispute. ✅ 2. Wait for the review Prolific will assess your case against its rejection policy. ✅ 3. What happens if your dispute succeeds? The rejection will be overturned, and your submission will be marked as returned. Returned submissions don't negatively affect your account standing. ⚠️ 4. What if your dispute is unsuccessful? The rejection stands. According to Prolific's guidance, you can request another review only if you have new evidence to support your case. 💡 My advice: Always read study instructions carefully, keep relevant evidence, and communicate politely with researchers. If you believe a rejection is unfair, use the official dispute process instead of arguing. 🔗 Read Prolific's official guide here: participant-help.prolific.co… Share this with anyone using Prolific! 🤝💯

there's another side to Project Odin that applicants should understand. According to reports from some of my tasker's: 🔹 The work is paid per approved task, not simply by the hours spent. 🔹 Preparing an idea, pitching it, recording, and submitting can take several hours. 🔹 A proposed task may be rejected, potentially leaving you unpaid for that work. 🔹 Some contributors have reported confusing onboarding materials, changing instructions, and poor support. 🔹 Onboarding time may not be paid unless a project is ultimately approved, according to these reports. One contributor also claimed that approximately 33,000 people were involved while around 900 tasks had been approved since July. Those figures haven't been independently verified, and they don't necessarily represent the percentage of contributors who get paid. My takeaway: If you've received an offer, read the terms carefully, confirm the deadline, understand the approval process, and calculate whether the potential payment is worth the time involved. Getting an offer is exciting, but make sure you understand what you're signing up for before investing hours into the project. Goodluck 🍀