English, 23.12.2020 14:00, coontcakes

2. Temporary success rate is: The real-time rate (showed in %) used to determine how many jobs you can accept per day.
Number of Stars earned by the Worker indicates how well he is performing in a category.
Badges earned by the Worker displaying how well he is performing in a category.
The number of satisfied tasks you have accumulated to date.

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