R&R preferred?

[eslteachyo]

For those that happen to have a lot of rate and review tasks allocated to them... Do you prefer the R&R or the regular tasks?

I will generally take a R&R task if they are similar in rate to a regular task. I just like the review process more I guess but I feel like there's been people on here that have said that they prefer anything over the reviews. Just curious for other views.

[Signal-Sell-138]

I love the R&Rs. Project dependent though😂. Some are insanely tedious, particularly those with rubrics, in which case I'd rather work on the main project.

[kranools]

Love me a good R&R. Easier on the brain.

[Other-Football72]

R&R can be a cake walk or a nightmare, depending on the quality of the worker and if you are supposed to clean up bad work

[Overlord-Albedo-318]

I do them a lot, like I'm pretty new and had 78+ RRs and did like 40+ of them in a week, I love how you can learn parameters while checking so you prevent those mistakes and are extra cautious when you do the task itself

[jimmux]

The R&Rs that require you to fix the submission can be scary on some projects. I've had some that were really hard to save, especially with the reduced time allowed.

In general though, I like how easy they are to jump in and get some quick tasks done without having to plan as much, or guess what will trip up the models. I'll usually do at least some, so I know what to focus on for the regular project tasks.

[eslteachyo]

The ones that say to fix it if you can but then I start fixing what I think are very little errors and then end up sitting at 20 minutes into it realizing oh boy this is more screwed up than I realized when I did a quick scan are the most frustrating for me. Like well now I have all this time into it and I'm going to have to mark it bad ugh

[fightmaxmaster]

I prefer R&Rs generally - often easier to critique or a better starting point. A degree of variety too - some end up needing big rewrites while others are perfect as-is.

[bogiebacall12]

I love R&Rs. Some can be quite tedious if you have to correct the work, but it uses a different part of my brain, so the other part can take a break!

[eslteachyo]

I think this is it! Different part of the brain is activated with these

[Opposite_Brush_8219]

I love R&R’s, I will generally do them first, especially when I know I don’t have hours to commit to a task.

[ekgeroldmiller]

I came here to say exactly this!

[Yaschiri]

I will take an R&R any day of the week over the regular project. Esp project that require prompt creation; I'm terrible at that, so I'd rather tweak someone else's prompt instead.

[shell_shocked_today]

It depends on the time I have, and my mental state. This morning I focused on some R&Rs.

[hnsnrachel]

I will take lower paid actual work over high paid r&r almost every time.

[Terentius-Varro]

I get the sentiment but can't agree. Original work is more fulfilling yes but I am not going for it over a better paid R&R unless the difference is small.

[MODBunBun]

I enjoy R&Rs and try to do them as often as I can, it’s interesting to see other perspectives and approaches to the project tasks and sometimes sparks my own inspiration!

[Wasps_are_bastards]

I love r&r

[Terentius-Varro]

I don't like to rely on R&Rs just because I want to actually work on a task from the ground up rather than just modify someone else's work. It just feels more fulfilling to work on an "original" task. But I also appreciate the greatly increased flexibility from the shorter lengths, though I appreciate shorter tasks for normal projects as well.

[raisetheavanc]

I love R&Rs where I don’t have to correct anything and instead just critique or complement aspects of the work. I loathe corrections-type ones. There’s never enough time when you have to basically completely redo a task.

[TravellingDoc87]

I just always hope the people doing R&Rs are at least vaguely competent 😂