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I was always skeptical about AI training platforms (some of them do seem sketchy). I tried a bunch of them before this and got one paying 15.5$, but that was not worth it in my opinion, and now FINALLY after so many applications and soo many AI interviews I got my first gig a few weeks ago which is super steady paying 90usd/hr.

But I wanted to share what I changed Before I actually got the offer, because it might help some people that are in the same boat:

• Update your Linkedin with any previous role you had and link your linkedin, (I literally had the lead of the project check my linkedin hours before the offer)
• Update your resume and Add the AI training / evaluation experience.
• Add/update descriptions in your profile (dont just go with the one that is Auto populated)
• MOST IMPORTANT : Do the assesments that you qualify for and prepare in advance before the AI interview so you know exactly exactly what they may ask.

Comment if you have any questions Good Luck!!!!!

Some more tips about the AI interview:

The AI job interview is taken by an AI bot in these companies, it usually entails questions regarding the job posting / description + a combination of stuff on your resume and how all of this links together. So the best way I have found to prepare for these is to :

1. Have a solid grasp of everything on your resume, for my case I had done a Data science project 3-4 months ago and honestly had forgotten half of the things on my resume , so I spent 2-3 hours going over my code and understanding the flow of everything ( this applies for anything on your resume and be at least able to talk about it a little )
2. Practice with AI :) , Go to chat gpt or claude and use the voice mode , send it the job description of the role you are applying to and your own resume , send it this part of my message and ask it to interview you for that role. This usually g‏ives you a really good base line to work off of and help you practice speaking live so definitely give it a go

Links (This is a referral so no pressure to use ):
The 90$ paying job platform that has a bunch of other jobs: https://t.mercor.com/21ZPp

The job is in AI Training , you basically train AI by ranking its responses and writing why you rated them above or below. I tried a bunch of these websites before this and got one paying 15.5$, but that was not worth it in my opinion, and now FINALLY after so many applications and soo many AI interviews I got my first gig a few weeks ago which is super steady.

But I wanted to share what I changed Before I actually got the offer, because it might help some people that are in the same boat trying to do AI training:

• Update your Linkedin with any previous role you had and link your linkedin, (I literally had the lead of the project check my linkedin hours before the offer)
• Update your resume and Add the AI training / evaluation experience.
• Add/update descriptions in your profile (dont just go with the one that is Auto populated)
• MOST IMPORTANT : Do the assesments that you qualify for and prepare in advance before the AI interview so you know exactly exactly what they may ask.
• for the AI interview : Practice with AI :) , Go to chat gpt or claude and use the voice mode , send it the job description of the role you are applying to and your own resume , send it this part of my message and ask it to interview you for that role. This usually g‏ives you a really good base line to work off of and help you practice speaking live so definitely give it a go

Comment if you have any questions Good Luck!!!!!

My referrals. (im a sellout :D , no pressure to use tho):
The 90$ paying job platform that has a bunch of other jobs: https://t.mercor.com/21ZPp
The 15 $ one (much easier to get tho): https://app.outlier.ai/expert/referrals/link/5vhSjdE4qPAshm4xqH-qFBHfzDc

The job is in AI Training , you basically train AI by ranking its responses and writing why you rated them above or below. I tried a bunch of these websites before this and got one paying 15.5$, but that was not worth it in my opinion, and now FINALLY after so many applications and soo many AI interviews I got my first gig a few weeks ago which is super steady.

But I wanted to share what I changed Before I actually got the offer, because it might help some people that are in the same boat trying to do AI training:

• Update your Linkedin with any previous role you had and link your linkedin, (I literally had the lead of the project check my linkedin hours before the offer)
• Update your resume and Add the AI training / evaluation experience.
• Add/update descriptions in your profile (dont just go with the one that is Auto populated)
• MOST IMPORTANT : Do the assesments that you qualify for and prepare in advance before the AI interview so you know exactly exactly what they may ask.
• for the AI interview : Practice with AI :) , Go to chat gpt or claude and use the voice mode , send it the job description of the role you are applying to and your own resume , send it this part of my message and ask it to interview you for that role. This usually g‏ives you a really good base line to work off of and help you practice speaking live so definitely give it a go

Comment if you have any questions Good Luck!!!!!

My referrals. (im a sellout :D , no pressure to use tho):
The 90$ paying job platform that has a bunch of other jobs: https://t.mercor.com/21ZPp
The 15 $ one (much easier to get tho): https://app.outlier.ai/expert/referrals/link/5vhSjdE4qPAshm4xqH-qFBHfzDc