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Penelope Fast Reader
Interactive study, 20-30 minutes, bonus - $1.00 +1.12 bonus Confirmed!
Underpaid
Unrated
Approved
$3.81 / hour
00:33:21 / completion time
Pros
Would've paid $4 for completing the hit, $1 for waiting (not sure if that's the base pay) plus earning which were said to average $2.50.Cons
Avoid this hit if all possible. Waited 16 minutes for partners to join and for them to press the next button. Lengthy instructions for a simple task. Comprehension questions couldn't be answered correctly because two different assertions were made in the instructions. "You will play 20 rounds" at the top and "You will play 18-20 rounds" at the bottom plus some other incorrect information. Requester was available though through a chat feature and pushed the quiz through anyway but my partner bailed after the first round. Was awarded $1 for waiting 92 cents for round 1 and an additional 20 cents. Update: Was only sent 1.12 so the $1 for waiting is your base pay.
Sep 22, 2020 | 4 workers found this helpful.
klee Average Pace
Answer three questions to qualify for upcoming study with bonus - $0.10 +9.48 bonus Confirmed!
Generous
Unrated
Pending
$16.70 / hour
00:34:25 / completion time
Pros
Cons
So in the end one person was unresponsive and they ended up just kicking everyone out and giving a prorated 20 cent payment along with a small bonus for showing up.Update: They scheduled another session in which no one dropped out and the bonus for this one was 7.50 for about 19 minutes of work, so I've summed up all the time that I spent and all the payments.
Sep 28, 2020
i_am_sam Proficient Worker
Interactive study, 20-30 minutes, bonus - $1.50 +2.80 bonus Confirmed!
Generous
Unrated
Approved
$29.32 / hour
00:08:48 / completion time
Pros
System in place if the study had to be concluded early. Wish could have gotten through the whole thing to get the full bonuses.Cons
Someone in the group timed out so the study prematurely endedAdvice to Requester
Any way to design to move forward when someone has left? In a group of 12 it just seems likely that one person will mess it up for the other 11.
Sep 26, 2020 | 1 worker found this helpful.