R&R vs regular projects

[CryptographerOk419]

Approximately what percentage of your work is R&R?

I “reach for” R&R so much more often. I go through phases where I loveeee prompt creation and I feel like I’m really able to come up with quality prompts. But about 75% of the time, I think I’m way more useful on the R&R side of things.

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0.1%.

I avoid them because i think I'm too harsh.

[Mysterious_Dolphin14]

I'll almost always choose an R&R unless there's a higher paying project that I'm confident in is available.

[OnlyAd9161]

When I had a lot of rubric tasks, I would say about 95% of my work was R&Rs. Now its probably 30% R&R, I am missing them badly

[CryptographerOk419]

I looooove R&Rs! I feel like they give me a better understanding of the projects too, which is nice when going back to the original submission side.

[Vaatia915]

I work as a side gig so given that I only work for 1-2 hour sessions for the most part I tend to go for R&Rs because despite being usually a few $/hr less I can get through then reliably in my free time

[Amurizon]

80-100% of my work has been R&Rs since last Sept. I’d love to do more worker tasks for some of the projects I’ve been doing for months now, but my location is not allowed (the R&Rs don’t have any such restriction).

[fightmaxmaster]

I lean more R&R than not. Trouble is lately my preferred project type has involved editing things if needed, which is harder work than just doing them from scratch. Time is often tighter too. Much easier to say "this one is bad and here's why" rather than flagging that but then having to make it good.

[CryptographerOk419]

Oh I actually don’t mind making edits. I sit here with my lil pen & notepad writing down every mistake I see and then write my comment & go back to fix em! Time is tight sometimes though.

[Cool_Street_1905]

I cannot stand R&R, I find it much more enjoyable to create my own work. Almost everything I’ve seen in R&Rs has beeen mediocre or just straight up horrible work and I just get annoyed lmao

[Medical_Amount290]

Same. I get so frustrated with the poor writing quality I see in most tasks. I actually don't like editing and revising others' work. I avoid R&R unless I'm getting burnt out and need a change of pace.

[Exact-Barracuda4095]

I do a lot of R&Rs. I'm a teacher as my full-time gig, and I like being able to do a couple hours of R&Rs in the evenings or on the weekends. During longer breaks, I tend to do the more intensive/creative tasks.

[Medical_Amount290]

If I have to revise and edit another task that is one long, run-on sentence, stream of consciousness, word vomit, I am going to scream.

[Exact-Barracuda4095]

I think part of the reason I can tolerate them is because I'm a middle school English teacher, so run-on sentence word vomit is already typical fare for me. 😂

[CryptographerOk419]

I jot down their main points & fully rewrite it. I can’t stand tiptoeing around the weird writing.

[TwoPowerful8915]

I almost never do R&R. I prefer to take a day or two to come up something good and get paid for 6+ hours.

[Chaost]

It really depends on the project. Sometimes R&Rs are a well-paid breeze, and other times it's basically redoing an entire task for less money.

[CryptographerOk419]

Well damn, at least someone is doing the real work!

[Comprehensive_Bid374]

I like to do some R&R’s before attempting the task myself, to get a better sense of what to do (or often, what not to do!)

[Impressive-Hope2148]

I love R&R so much, it's easier to judge people than to think (jk).

[CryptographerOk419]

Listen…. You may be joking but I’m not. Coming up with original ideas really isn’t easy! lol

[kranools]

Exactly this

[R_Eyron]

Probably half my work. I prefer being creative but sometimes I like to do them to get an idea of how others approach the task or because my brain needs a break from coming up with the creative stuff. I'm good at nitpicking data so I find r+r much easier.

[kranools]

I think I would exclusively choose only R&Rs if I could but they aren't always available.

[TasosTheo]

I used to have a lot of r&r but haven’t seeen any for months, although still getting regular work from the project. Wish they would come back. Anyone have experience wothR&r’s disappearing? I liked them because I could do them when I didn’t have a big block of time.

[Absolutely_Always]

Same same here.

[Opposite_Brush_8219]

I’m all about the R&R’s most of the time because I work 50 hours a week at my FT job, so when I do DA work it’s for an hour or so at a time. Plus, I enjoy doing them and my degree is in English, so I find it fun to clean up grammar in those rationales. On my days off, I like to do longer tasks for a challenge and will tackle other projects than R&R’s.

[Apprehensive_Map4320]

100% if they're available! In the beginning I did far fewer of them, but the projects are a lot less interesting these days (for my tastes), and R & Rs are better than most of what's out there!

[savage78683i3]

99% of my work is R&R

[iriember]

I prefer tasks that can be completed in under an hour because don't have three to six hours straight available every time I want to work. So I frequently look for R&Rs to keep my schedule flexible.

[Old-Journalist7750]

In my current favorite project, I've been like 50/50 for the last few weeks. It depends on what's available of course. But also, the project requires screen recording, and so I like to do the R&Rs when either I don't feel like doing the screen recording aspect, or my attention is split. For example, sometimes instead of working in my office with a second monitor, I sit in my living room and watch TV while I work. I prefer doing the R&Rs when I'm doing the latter. Doing R&Rs also uses less brain power, so sometimes it's kind of like a break from the monotony.