Question 1

You gave feedback on an annotated image, but the AIP disagrees and tells you that your QC decision was wrong. What do you do?

Accepted Answer

Calmly refer back to the annotation guidelines and explain your decision based on the standard

Answer

Show them that you are the QC and you know the process better than them

Answer

Apologize immediately and change your decision to avoid conflict

Question 2

You corrected an AIP mistake, explained the right process, and they agreed with you. But when they returned to work, they kept making the same mistakes as if they not taking your words seriously. What do you do?

Accepted Answer

Approach them again, document the repeated mistakes, and escalate to the supervisor if it continues

Answer

Ignore it and just keep correcting their errors every time

Answer

Just always inform the same mistakes do call outs or anything that will remind the AIP.

Question 3

An AIP asks you a question about the annotation guidelines but you are not sure of the correct answer. What do you do?

Accepted Answer

Honestly tell them you are not sure, then check the guidelines or ask your supervisor before giving an answer

Answer

Honestly tell them you are not sure, then guess the answer based on what you think is right

Answer

Make up an answer so you do not look incompetent

Question 4

The client sent a new update to the annotation guidelines but the new rule is confusing and does not seem to make sense. What do you do?

Accepted Answer

Re-read the update carefully and if it is still unclear, raise it to your supervisor or ask the client for clarification before applying it to any annotations

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Follow the new update anyway since the client is always right and apply it immediately to the whole batch

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Re-read the update carefully and if it is still unclear, apply what you think the client means and move on

Question 5

An AIP came to you concerned because their tile was rejected by your co-QC. After reviewing it, you realize the tile actually has no mistake and your co-QC simply misunderstood the scenario. What do you do?

Accepted Answer

Stay neutral, re-review the clip carefully, and if the rejection is truly wrong, raise it to your supervisor with your findings

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Side with your co-QC to avoid conflict and tell the annotator to just follow the rejection

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Tell the annotator they are right, override the rejection yourself, and approve the tile without informing anyone

Question 6

Look closer to the image. There is a roundabout sign so it means they annotated this wrong.

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 7

Which of these annotation is correct?

Accepted Answer

https://uploads.quizalize.com/2270c6ba-b6f9-4279-b22e-7059396b1974/question/1b4ce860aa94f65e67b8776ea752cde191f583ff.png

Answer

https://uploads.quizalize.com/2270c6ba-b6f9-4279-b22e-7059396b1974/question/e4b8dc0e076ad115a5288d4943c3d1f4b92ec866.png

Question 8

Do I have to add junction here.

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 9

There is nothing wrong with this image

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 10

Which one of these annotation is correct?

Accepted Answer

No

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