Evaluate personalized search queries and suggested places (e.g., restaurants) based on your activity history, rating relevance and usefulness per project guidelines and completing tasks accurately.
Contract type: Freelance
Hourly rate: $20.30
Language: English (US)
Estimated volume: 8 - 10 hours
Start date: The project runs on a weekly basis.
We are looking for qualified raters to support a project focused on evaluating personalized search and location recommendations. This role involves rating the relevance and usefulness of suggested places based on personalized results and defined project guidelines.
If you're someone who:
- Notices when recommendations actually make sense
- Thinks critically about usefulness, intent, and context
- Cares about accuracy in digital experiences
This project is built for you.
What you will do:
Review search queries with results personalized based on your activity history
Evaluate suggested places (e.g., restaurants or locations) related to places you’ve previously visited
Rate whether the suggested places are relevant and useful
Follow project guidelines and complete tasks accurately
Requirements:
- To be located and have the right to work in the United States.
- An existing, actively used Gmail account with prior usage history on Google Maps.
- Participation is limited to maximum three project rounds. Please note that the task request will be dynamic and we will be providing you with a heads-up as soon as possible once there is a project round available for you.
- This project requires opt-in, consent-based access to limited elements of your activity history. A consent form will be provided for you to review and sign before participation. Please note that the consent form and its terms may be subject to change as project requirements evolve.
- A desktop or laptop computer is required to complete the application and onboarding process. Mobile devices are not supported.
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