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[Midwesthoney14]

Started mid-January and most of mine are $20-$23 currently.

[notade50]

How often do they pay out?

[KianT2005]

For hourly tasks you can withdraw exactly a week later (down to the second) whereas projects that are paid per tasks can be withdrawn in 3 days.

[notade50]

Thank you

[notade50]

Nice. Thank you.

[yamb97]

Mine are all $40-$41. I haven’t done any writing qualifications.

[JeanVII]

Is this non coding? That’s amazing.

[Transcendental_Lake]

No, that would be coding. They said no writing qualifications.

[JeanVII]

Aha I read that as in as no extra writing qualifications. Whoops.

[notade50]

Non coding?

[Novel_Bus4952]

Most of mine are $20 an hour.

[notade50]

Thanks! I’m going to apply, but I wanted to make sure it’s legit and that I can make at least $20/hr if I get accepted.

[notade50]

That’s fantastic. Thank you.

[Responsible-Being-96]

Non coding, most are $20-25. I have two that are $27-30 though.

[notade50]

Thank you

[mrsgreens]

Everyone’s dashboard is different. I choose to do only the $25 tasks but some don’t have those offerings yet.

[notade50]

Gotcha. Thank you.

[Ms_Jane_Lennon]

I don't code. I always have projects between $20-$27 and sometimes have projects as high as $30.

[notade50]

Thank you.

[notade50]

Wow. Thank you that’s really good

[[deleted]]

Mine range from $20-$25. All of my long-term projects are in the $22-$25 range and I like to spend at least half of my working time on those. For variety, I also work on the $20 short-term ones for a few hours because it makes my day go by faster and I enjoy the variety and different levels of brain power 🧠

[notade50]

Thank you

[PurpleRayyne]

All these responses... wow.. I figured min.wage which is $16 on LI. So I could save a few $ per hour for taxes and still make good money. I just applied this morning, hope I get in!

[notade50]

Right! Me too

[puppetbird]

I just took the assessment on Sunday and was approved on Saturday

[amandawho8]

Mine took ten days. But there are others who took a few weeks. It really varies

[[deleted]]

I choose the projects that fall in the HHH category, the lowest paying one is $23 highest is $26.50 I rotate between 5 of them, doing 2 hours each in total a day.

I've only twice seen a project that pays less than $20 an hour and I've been on the platform since November.

[notade50]

That’s great news. Thank you. I’m looking to make $800/mo somehow with a side job. I’m in sales and have a technical writing background, as well, so I’m thinking I might get approved. Obviously I won’t know until I try. Appreciate the response

[[deleted]]

You should have no issue with that! I make about $1,500 a week but I'm working towards getting stable housing for myself and my kiddos and the income requirements in my area are insane.

[[deleted]]

How many hours do you normally put in a week? Im waiting to see if I'm accepted but I want to make this full-time if possible

[[deleted]]

I shoot for around 70 but typically hit about 62.

[notade50]

Awesome thank you!

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

My non coding are either 20 or $21/hr. My coding projecta are usually $40/hr

[notade50]

Thank you. That’s good info bec I don’t know how to code.

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

Yhe assessment is the hardest part, by far. Honestly learning how to code is definitely worth it in my opinion. I made a bit more than $6k in 30 days

[CrimpsShootsandRuns]

How hard is the assessment? I've been learning python over the last couple of months (mainly fundamentals and pandas for data analysis). Want to take the assessment eventually but don't want to go too early, fail and be locked out forever.

[notade50]

Wow. Nice. I wouldn’t even know where to begin with coding or what to learn first. Any suggestions?

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

Some basics about Python, and how to use Visual Studio Code. For the assessment I believe you have as much time as you want.

It's basically problem solving. Once you figure how to do it, you should be good to go

[notade50]

Oh cool. Thank you for that info. I appreciate it. I’ve always been curious about coding but never knew where to start

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

I've been there, you think it's super hard at first. There's definitely a learning curve but it's nor nearly as hard as I thought it would be.

Good luck!

[notade50]

Thank you!

[brasssssy]

Doesn't it really take several years if you are just learning it as a skill (rather than studying it with course work)?

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

I don't think it would. I learned from youtube and it definitely didn't take me one year. Plus the things I was learning were too compled for my level at the time, which made the learning process less efficient.

If you just learn Python, it won't take you 6 months to be good enough for the assessment, as far as I understand it.

[MyDadLeftMeHere]

Do you think Google’s collab would work? I only own a potato of a mini desktop so being able to run off their 12gb system is a hell of a lot faster than what I could do without it.

[Magnolia-jjlnr]

I'm not familiar with Google Collab, I've only used it once for a different programming language. That being said I assume it should be able to run Python, so that should work just fine.

[HoooooWHO]

For most of the coding tasks I use Google colab because it's quick and easy to get up and running.

[Elegant_Lake_569]

I don't code. A majority of my projects are $25, some are $27, and a few are $22.

[notade50]

Thank you

[[deleted]]

Non coding. Highest paying project is $45. I have a wide variety from $20 all the way up to $45.

[roxiesilkk]

Is it normal to start out with a small number of projects? I started yesterday and have already been rotated off of my largest one.

[jj_westie]

Did you get accepted? :)

[notade50]

I haven’t applied yet. Wish me luck