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View Full Version : What the heck? Help with acronyms?
AlisonMSmith
11-18-2009, 03:19 AM
I'd never seen this Google Rater thread before (is it relatively new or am I just blind???), so I dropped in to see what it was about. Have to tell you, I'm totally confused!
The thread says, Google Rater, but the threads mostly refer to "WFL." I can't make heads nor tails of it! So can anyone tell me what a "Google Rater" is and what it has to do with a "WFL." And while you're at it, what about LF and LB or whatever?
Thanks for any help deciphering!
Alison
The thread says, Google Rater, but the threads mostly refer to "WFL." I can't make heads nor tails of it! So can anyone tell me what a "Google Rater" is and what it has to do with a "WFL." And while you're at it, what about LF and LB or whatever?
Thanks for any help deciphering!
Alison
LA Grouch
11-18-2009, 07:09 AM
WFL (Work Force Logic), LF (LeapForce), and LB (LionBridge) are companies that hire independent contractors to do quality rating for major search engines.
WFL is the company that Google uses to hire through.
Even though they are different companies, the interface and work is similar between all three.
Specific details about the work and pay will not be disclosed as we are all bound by Non Disclosure Agreements.
You really need to be working for one of these companies to fully understand what is discussed here.
WFL is the company that Google uses to hire through.
Even though they are different companies, the interface and work is similar between all three.
Specific details about the work and pay will not be disclosed as we are all bound by Non Disclosure Agreements.
You really need to be working for one of these companies to fully understand what is discussed here.
thetheaterimp
11-18-2009, 02:02 PM
What she said. Great answer.
LA Grouch
11-18-2009, 03:09 PM
She is a He.
thetheaterimp
11-21-2009, 11:29 AM
Whoops sorry! I assume that just about everyone here is a mother so I apologize for that. Good to know theres another male around here.
