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I'm not sure if I'd be suitable for this job for the following reason:

I'm down. Want to get out of a "stand on concrete floors" retail job.

If you already have a job and want to get paid to dick around doing similar things, try to apply for Prolific. You can get about $100-$200 extra a month if you just spend your entire day at work answering academic studies and surveys lol

Is this something people can do part-time? Like 5-6 hours a week?

Which company is this? I've been trying it on the Annotation one and I guess I don't exist to them? If you wanna pm me said referral I can check it out next week when I got back to civilization and even if they tell me to fuck off you still get your bonus, right?

What's the structure of the job? Is it part time, and does it have fixed hours? Mturk pays like shit, so I'm actively looking for something else that's supplemental.

I also work for outlier. Its kinda bullshit because last week my project abruptly ended, then I got added to a new project which also abruptly halted but supposedly will restart this week. So a whole week so far with no tasks. But when the goings good it is nice and flexible and pays.

The pay scales higher if you have more advanced degrees / expertise, so for those who want part time remote work and have a graduate degree its especially worth it. Depending on the project it can actually be pretty interesting and stimulating

What is this? I'd be really interested since my job doesn't pay for shit.

Is there any kind of qualification requirements?

I keep trying to do the dataannotation one because I can do programming but they keep making me unable to do the assessments and won't respond to my support tickets. I've made like two separate accounts there and this has happened to both of them (very cool)

If this is a different one I'd like to bite. Bonus points if I can do programming stuff on it

can i get in on this as well?

Death to America

I'd be interested. Is it something that can be nights and weekends or is there fixed times?

Is that the Appen gig? I applied to that but they didn’t like my answers to the calibration quiz lol

I will take a referral, I’ve been trying to get some supplemental income since my work cut back my hours. Thanks!

They started me at $15/hour and there is hardly any human contact involved unless I have a question about something.

Can you work as much or as little as you like? or would I have to do like 8-hour shifts of this shit?

Is it full time? Does it give benefits?

Hey I'd be interested. :)

I could sure use an extra few bucks, lost my job a month or so back and been scraping by on temp work ever since. Website seems to imply international is okay, is that correct?