Pros: I’m from Nigeria and I’ve been working at Turing as a member of the ECS team, which is a division of the Communications team. The fact that I have a defined and forward-looking career path in Turing is one of the things I have loved the most during my six months here. I have enjoyed working with trustworthy managers and coworkers. Due to Turing's proactive approach to proactively communicating business goals inside the organization, I have always had the advantage of knowing how even one line of code contributes to the overall business goals when working with them. The lengthy travel and sporadic traffic were my problems with non-remote work; they ate up a lot of my productive time. In addition, previous employers had not paid me fairly. The inability to balance work and life was the worst of all. You should maintain your motivation, establish a schedule for brushing up on data structures and algorithms, update your resume, and overall take all the necessary steps to be admitted to Turing. When you get hired by Turing, the effort will have been well worth it. In summary here are the Pros: - Great work culture - Work-life balance - Global workforce - Flexibility in work hours

Cons: I did not find any cons yet. And this is an honest feedback. Sometimes I have had to ask questions and lead conversation to clarify tasks as opposed to being spoon-fed. I find this to be an advantage for growth.

Pros: Regular training and community. Dedicated team that will help you land on your next job.

Cons: It is a mixed culture. Don't give up on rigorous interviews.

Pros: There are good leaves and an awesome 4 months paternity leave for fathers.

Cons: Employees can get shuffled a lot in short term projects.