I work as a Turing Software Developer. I feel I have the best of both worlds. I am able to work for Turing in the heart of Silicon Valley, from the comfort of my home, with great pay and solid growth opportunities.
I love the company's close-knit culture and the opportunity to work with talented people from diverse backgrounds. Turing is a great place for skilled software developers who want to take their career to the next level.
Certain process and practices are not established, as with the case in any startup that is evolving
I applied online. It was a very hard process, I needed to make a lot of quizzes and code challenges and describe my experience multiple times. Also, I needed to make a code challenge again for a very hard problem.
I applied through a recruiter. Their interview process for onboarding is straightforward, there was an initial round for technical screening, after that you get to fill in your details, set up an account, and schedule a technical interview. This in
It was easy first round was coding and then with the data analytics then continue with the interview process it was easy to crack the job nothing else just brush up the basic concepts of Python languages
I applied online. It was a very hard process, I needed to make a lot of quizzes and code challenges and describe my experience multiple times. Also, I needed to make a code challenge again for a very hard problem.
I applied through a recruiter. Their interview process for onboarding is straightforward, there was an initial round for technical screening, after that you get to fill in your details, set up an account, and schedule a technical interview. This in
It was easy first round was coding and then with the data analytics then continue with the interview process it was easy to crack the job nothing else just brush up the basic concepts of Python languages