u/PassionofJoanofArc

I'm curious. Is anybody who's still on the project willing to share?

I was leaning towards not doing the assessment. Is it true that people who've passed it are still getting kicked off the project?

They seem to have removed hundreds of people from the project, include many who've been a part of it since October. Is anybody still there? If so, how many people are left?

I was just wondering how long it typically takes between submitting an application and landing a generalist contract. I know it varies.

I got offboarded recently. I think it was by mistake, since my reviews were strong. Does getting offboarded mean I'll finally be invited to join other projects, or do I still have to apply to the specialist ones I see under "Jobs"? The interest forms advertised on my "Projects" page have nothing to do with my background.

I got the email yesterday, despite being assured at had nothing to do with my "work or quality." I'm extremely confused.

I've noticed that there are practically no posts or comments from people on that project.

I was also removed from all of the corresponding Slack channels.

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After an internal review, we've made the decision to remove you from Project S, effective immediately, due to changing project needs. This is not a reflection on your work or quality. We understand this is difficult news to receive, and we appreciate all the contributions you've made to the project.

Here's what's next:

1. You will still be able to view the project within your dashboard, but will no longer be able to claim or complete tasks.
2. You will still be paid for all the eligible work and time you've completed. This will be paid out during our next pay period.

If you believe this decision was made in error, please respond to this email and our team will reach back out.

In the meantime, we encourage you to explore other open projects that may be a better fit.