Process
I had the worst interview ever in my life. I became very upset, letdown, and traumatized with the company. It fell short too much into my concept. I was interviewed into so called “Non-Technical Interview” by a “Pre Sales Specialist”. What a lack of humanity on reducing me into just a product to be sold to the called “clients”. He didn’t handle my disability well (I have ASD) and the interviewer didn’t like my accent, since I’m not a native English speaker, as well him.
I was nervous because I were in a hurry to format my resume and send a email to another recruiter I had a positive outcome with. I am afraid of getting discriminated by the basis of disability and nationality. Since then, my account is messed up, I can’t apply to any jobs and I am strongly considering deleting my account for good after the fiasco.
Questions
What is your time availability? How confident are you talking in English? What do you do in your current job? What is your notice period? Have you ever worked with companies abroad?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 11 interview experiences for the Turing Full Stack Developer role.
Success Rate
Turing's interview process for their Full Stack Developer roles is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having good feelings for Turing's Full Stack Developer interview process.
Turing Work Experiences
- 5.0Challenging but definitely enjoyableFull Stack Developer • Current EmployeeNovember 13, 2019Pros: - Opportunity to learn a lot - Room for growth - Managers care about your improvement and career growth - Opportunity to work with people from every corner of the globeCons: Some tasks are very challenging, but this will push you to learn a lot and improve your knowledge and skills.
- 4.0Turing review 2023Full Stack Developer • Current EmployeeAhmedabadJuly 24, 2023Pros: Perks to work according to your schedule and tech stackCons: NA, nothing as such of a con at the moment.
- 5.0Best place for skilled remote workersFull Stack Developer • Current EmployeeNovember 13, 2019Pros: I am having an enjoyable remote work experience at Turing compared to other freelancing websites or doing direct remote work with clients. Some of the reasons are: - On-time and accurate payroll - Coding challenges to assess my strengths and weakness so I can do progress to enhance my skills - Protection against fraudulent and fake clients (There are many on other freelancing websites) - Sophisticated AI Algorithms to help matching me with the best client possible according to my skills set - Top-notch technical stack & tools used by clients I have been matched to. - Usage of best software engineering practices - Flexibility to work from the comfort of my home which gives me the opportunity to spend more time with my family, avoid commute or wasting time on daily traffic - Professional assistance with work-related problems - Good communication - Helpful and informative - Safer and enjoyable work experience with a multinational team of highly skilled remote workers - Efficient time tracking and reporting toolCons: I can't think of anything at this moment in time.
