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Workada connects highly skilled people with flexible, remote work training the AI systems that are reshaping how the world works. Our contributors review, label, and evaluate real content: the judgment calls that make AI more accurate and useful for the people relying on it. AI needs good human judgment behind it, and the people providing that judgment deserve real flexibility and a company that actually invests in them, through training, feedback, and room to grow into more skilled, paid work over time. If you want meaningful remote work that fits around your life, not the other way around, Workada is the place to be.
Workada (workada.com) has 82 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Andrew L.
Been working with them since August this year, and thus far I've only had one issue and it was during a payment repair on their end, otherwise between ny pod lead and other members its been good so far! Also, the only other thing I would suggest needs work, the platform not allowing for redo tests even for a simple mistake
Karras S.
Workada is great for me because it allows me to work whenever I want. Being a mom, working two other jobs and being active in my community can me a lot at times but with workada I can hop on at anytime of the day or night to do an hour or so. I have recommended this platform to several people and they love it as well! I hope this job lasts for years to come! I would definitely stay on board!!
Matt R.
Would have given 4.5 stars. Good onboarding experience, bad support experience and good overall experience with type of work. What they call 'calibration' needs some work, i.e. the way they measure if you are able/ready to perform analysis, it needs more QA scrutiny to be considered production ready. Payout has worked very well, and there is a good attitude towards the work you are providing. Overall would recommend.
Brandon
This is an ai training platform. They give 2 pictures, and ask you specific questions to make the ai responses better. You have limited characters to describe what is wrong and write, and it is kind of vague when you get it right or wrong, like the ai is judging you about how you are judging the ai. I tried to connect stripe the payment app to my bank but they wanted to have an account balance and other information I don't want to give out.
Lorena R.
I have been here for 3 months and so far my experience has been great
Cassia M.
Here's what I've really liked so far: the attitudes of everyone I've interacted with have been positive (even when rightfully griping) and helpful (pod leads and other knowledgeable contributors are quick to offer advice and point you toward resources). The hiring process was very transparent and things moved quickly. The pay has been dependable and thus far what has been communicated has largely been what happens. Communication is also ongoing and in several formats. Conversely, what I have found difficult is transitioning from the training & calibration to the actual tasks. The training prepared me for being IN the tasks but nothing in the resources clearly laid out the logistics. For example, I did not realize that one task = one set of images. Up to that point, the training had made it seem like a task could have multiple parts. The pace of change is fast, but if underlying systems were more clearly explained, it would have been so much easier for me. And if systems and processes are clearly documented, those can be easily updated as things change. Also, the acronyms for everything - some of them are intuitive and some are NOT. I am sure part of my perspective is colored by my experience as a project manager who specifically develops process documentation with built-in flexibility, but I also know that while I am someone who easily gets the lay of the land by observation, if even I am having trouble, there may be others who are completely lost once out of training, which wastes everyone's time and Workada's resources. I have not experienced too many unreasonable asks, though there have been a few contradictions, like "take your time" but also there are time limits that don't count down for you - the task just ends; and "go with your gut" but also base it in concrete facts and do it quickly because the clock is ticking; and perhaps most frustrating of all, we are supposed to research and confirm verifiable and critical facts shown but the timer doesn't count time spent outside of the task window as tasking time, nor does it let your mouse/computer sit idle while you research on another device. The latter seems like a potentially easy fix that would keep a lot of contributors happy.
Heather L.
This is my first time doing work like this. Workada gave me the opportunity and I would like to say THANK YOU!!! I really like what I do, also Slack is a wonderful tool too. The only thing I may work on is I didn't know where to go for training or how to navigate to where I needed to go, but all in all a great company to work for!!! Thanks again for choosing me, I will do my best for you!
