It feels as though the birds have been gone forever. Lousy money but so much more fun than anything else.
Question for those of you that have used mturk as a primary income source (or even part time). Do you list mturk on your resume and if you do how do you list it? I have done mturk full time for the last 2 years. I am getting ready to submit a resume for a job and I would like to list it rather than a huge employment gap but i'm not sure what to put. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I think we could go deeper with this convo, but I can't chitchat luv, I gotta grind. Till next time. <3
I would list it as self-employed thru Amazon doing crowd sourcing. You are right in not having an empty unexplainable hole in your resume.
I wouldn't put it on a resume but would have a set response to say when/if you are asked about the gap and what you did during that time. It's already so hard to explain what exactly turkers do, and w/ a wide range of types of HITS to do, you could go on for pages on what you did. A lot of people also look down on people who do surveys and whatever online. I know a lot of people here don't even mention turking to their friends.
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I'm a part-time adjunct professor who teaches business writing (we do a lot of resumes), but I am new to turking, so take this with a grain of salt. It's better than a gap. You can list it as freelance then go into detail with skills, and consider doing a functional or combination resume rather than a chronological resume. http://www.amu.apus.edu/career-services/resume-cover-letter/resume-samples.htm Let me know if you have any questions, and I might be able to help.
Oh geez, I don't have the qualification but I'm a serious bird watcher and I love birds so much. Any tips on getting the qualification to begin with this? edit: NVM, got it!