Pros: Hi, I'm from India. As a Full Stack Software Engineer at Turing, I help the company produce high-quality products. I've worked with this organization for six months, and I love the well-organized work environment, excellent team, and fantastic product managers. When the management can't properly design the product, the majority of engineering teams get frustrated. Fortunately, Turing has clarity on their products, making life easy and full of an amazing job. I now have the choice to work remotely while still being able to spend time with my loved ones. The time lost traveling to non-remote work is considerable. Non-remote employment also requires time off for other family obligations. However, I haven't taken a vacation yet from Turing since I manage my time so that I can work while also doing my housework. Whereas in a non-remote position, I would need to take a full day off for a little one-hour personal work. In a nutshell: - Great work culture - Work-life balance - Global workforce - Flexibility in work hours.

Cons: I didn’t find any, and all is good.

Pros: There is decent pay and non-intrusive ceremonies.

Cons: The hours tracking software is an absent agency.

Pros: Hi, I'm from Bangladesh. I work at Turing as a software engineer on the Platform Team. For approximately five months now, I have been here. I adore having the freedom to work from any location. Additionally, the flexible work schedule helps me plan my time more effectively. When I worked in a non-remote office, I used to drive for three to four hours each day. Additionally, the workload at my last employer was so heavy that I almost forgot I had a life outside of work. I can finally achieve a work-life balance at Turing. Go for it if you have faith in your ability. Pros: - Great work culture - Work-life balance - Global workforce - Flexibility in work hours

Cons: Haven’t found any so far!