What is the Turing Practical Challenge?

On this article we will talk about our Automated Practical Challenge and its objectives.

The Automated Practical Test (APT) provides an opportunity for our candidates to demonstrate their skills and in-depth knowledge in a specific tech stack by giving small practical tasks (up to 45 minutes duration). It aims to provide signals for quantifying your talent and capability to operate in a realistic work environment.

These tasks will present day-to-day routines that our developers may face in their work. A good example of such tasks could be an API to follow a user. Add an API to get a user profile or add an API to send an email, etc.

In our test, you will be given a task description, the functionality of choosing a specific technology on which you want to implement a given task, and a set of files with predefined content.  

After you submit your results our system will check his solution and return feedback automatically :) 

Fair Assessment Policy

Do not cheat! To maintain the integrity of Turing's assessments, and the trust of our developers, there is a clear cheating policy you are expected to adhere to. Not respecting and following this policy will result in a temporary or permanent suspension from the Turing platform. Refer to Turing’s Fair Assessment Policy for details.