Shortened Mercor strategy

make much shorter: Hey so I just figured this out about Mercor. I recently got approved for a new project that pays more but only had limited hours. Once I got approved the project showed up in Insightful next to the other projects and I can easily switch between available projects. But my point is that my new strategy for this job is to apply for as many roles as I can, there is no limit to the number of active contracts you can have at the same time. So what I envision is having a few high paying contracts I can spend most of my time and then have the lower paying audio trainer role that I currently have to fill in extra hours if I for some reason have the energy to work more that week or there is not any work from the higher paying contracts. This seems to be a good strategy because you never know when a project will go on pause. So I just thought I would tell you this as I did not know if you could have multiple contracts open at once before but I do now. Overall that is how I work in general is having multiple contracts open at the same time.

Here’s a much shorter version: --- I figured out how Mercor works now — you can have multiple active contracts at once. I just got approved for a higher-paying project, and it showed up in Insightful alongside my current one, so I can switch between them easily. My plan is to apply to as many roles as possible, keep a few high-paying contracts as my main work, and use lower-paying ones like the audio trainer role to fill extra hours if needed. It’s a good strategy since projects can pause anytime. Just wanted to share that since I didn’t realize you could have multiple active contracts before. ---