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I made a website that aims to make the AI Training/Annotating Job search easier
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I made a website that aims to make the AI Training/Annotating Job search easier

Hello, I have gotten really annoyed by constantly getting rejected after literally spending hours applying, doing assessments, and verifying my identity and then getting rejected or not even hearing back. I therefore decided to make my own site where I try to make the job search easier by listing job offers from multiple companies, listing jobs with a relatively high hiring volume, and having a lot of guides where I give tips on how to pass assessments.

No sign-up or anything like that required. The listings include entry-level jobs but also expert positions (software engineer, PhD, etc.). Let me know what you think and if there is anything that I can improve or implement. Here is the link to the website: aiannotationjobs.com

u/AIWORK1233 — 4 days ago

What professions do you think are green flags?

I see a lot of people saying they'd never date certain professions, with cops, nurses and pilots usually being on that list.

That made me wonder: are there professions you think are the opposite and are green flags? Why or why not?

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u/MiloShiny — 10 days ago
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What’s the hardest job you’ve ever had and why was it hard?

Whether it was mentally draining. Physically draining. Not good pay. Bad coworkers / hours. Curious!

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u/MiloShiny — 9 days ago

What’s one boundary that made your work life easier?

Not checking emails after work? Saying no to last-minute tasks? Taking proper lunch breaks? What actually made a noticeable difference for you?

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u/Heyy_linni — 9 days ago

Are companies actually using AI like it’s the new Excel yet?

At your company, are people using AI or AI agents as part of their normal everyday work? Not as some special experiment or “AI initiative”, but just another tool everyone uses without thinking much about it.

Curious how common that actually is.

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u/MiloShiny — 9 days ago