I work at Turing as a Software Engineer. The best part about Turing is the opportunity to work on big projects from the comfort of my home. With non-remote jobs, my biggest challenge was the daily traffic. My advice to aspiring candidates is to study algorithms and prepare well for the interviews.
There are no cons at Turing.
There are 2 technical tasks to complete for 30 min. Some preparation needed before taking assessment. HackerRank or leetcode is good place to practice. However, you should be very fast as you are writing code without idea.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. Everything online through AI supported process. 1) Survey to estimate soft skills and seniority. 2) Topic knowledge through multiple choice questions. 3) 30 minutes coding test, solve 2 problems 4) Creating
I applied through a recruiter. Intro Call which basically tell you the process in brief MCQ for skills like node, react, typescript, etc Coding test which will be easy to give but it will be time bounded.
There are 2 technical tasks to complete for 30 min. Some preparation needed before taking assessment. HackerRank or leetcode is good place to practice. However, you should be very fast as you are writing code without idea.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. Everything online through AI supported process. 1) Survey to estimate soft skills and seniority. 2) Topic knowledge through multiple choice questions. 3) 30 minutes coding test, solve 2 problems 4) Creating
I applied through a recruiter. Intro Call which basically tell you the process in brief MCQ for skills like node, react, typescript, etc Coding test which will be easy to give but it will be time bounded.