Every Toloker's task feed is unique, as access to projects is based on specific criteria set by requesters. This is why you may see conflicting answers on social media when people ask if particular tasks are currently available. In this article, we will explain how your Toloker feed is created and what factors determine your access to tasks.
When requesters publish tasks on the platform, they set specific criteria that determine whether you will see the tasks:
Accurate personal data
Ensure that you provide accurate information about your country of residence, gender, and age since this information is crucial for accessing field tasks.
Language test results
If you speak French, the platform will display French tasks, while you will see different ones if you speak Arabic. Only list the languages you can speak and write fluently without using a dictionary. The maximum number of confirmed languages is three; listing more could result in your access to tasks being restricted.
Skills
Your ability to perform various types of tasks is reflected in your skills. For example, your percentage of correct answers to questions could be displayed as a skill. Skills can be public or hidden, and each task can have one or more skills listed. The higher your skill level, the more tasks you will have to choose from, and some requesters may even set their pay rates based on skill levels.
Available devices
Some tasks are only available on the web version, while others are available on the app. To access all tasks, use both options.
Clean work
If you make mistakes during training or while working on a task, you may not see similar tasks in the future, and your access to current tasks may be revoked.
Why have some tasks stopped showing up?
There are several reasons why tasks may no longer be available to you, including:
Here are some tips to help you maintain access to tasks: