Hello, dear readers. Welcome to another edition of Turker Carlson, the blog where I share my thoughts on the latest news and trends in the world of online work. Today, I want to talk about a topic that is very close to my heart: how to deal with rejection. If you are a turker, you know how frustrating it can be when your work gets rejected by a requester. You spend hours completing a task, only to receive a message saying that your work did not meet the quality standards, or that you failed an attention check, or that you violated some obscure rule. Sometimes, you don't even get a reason at all. You just see a big red "Rejected" on your dashboard. Rejection hurts. It makes you feel like you wasted your time and effort. It makes you doubt your skills and abilities. It makes you wonder if you are cut out for this kind of work. It can also affect your income and your reputation. Rejection lowers your approval rate, which can limit your access to more lucrative and interesti...