Once you’ve claimed a Research job, you’ll work in Wonder’s Research Editor. On the left side of the editor, you can find the Squatterbot timer, the total time allotted to complete the job, expected work time, compensation, and project details such as Title, Research Criteria, Chat Transcript, Asker's Previous Requests (client’s previous projects), and a Comments box for Research Manager / Admin to add comments if needed.
Sometimes, the Research Editor also contains an “Engagement Details” section. You can refer to this section for additional context but use the Research Criteria as your main source of information on the client's ask. Engagement details may not always be relevant to your request, which is why the Research Criteria supersede the engagement details.
The timer shows how long you have been working on a Research job, and how long you have left to submit your work.
The time allotted for Research jobs varies by the type of research you are working on (Interpreted vs. Project Research, Generalist vs. Specialist) and the project scope (the number of research hours required). For each Research job, you are given ample time to take short breaks (when necessary) without feeling rushed or affecting quality.
When working on a Research job, the “Squatterbot” will also send you reminders that tell you how long you have left to submit your work. However, once the allotted time runs out, your claim on the job is automatically removed, and the job is sent to another Analyst.
The Research Editor allows you to add heading/subheadings, bullets, sources/citations, and images. In addition, it automatically saves your work every few minutes.
Add Heading: Use this button or the ctrl+h shortcut to add headings and subheadings.
Add Bullets: Use this button to add bullets and if needed, sub-bullets.
👀 Learn how to add/indent sub-bullets and subheadings in the GIFs below.