Turing.com Reviews 191

Hi, I’m Camila from Argentina. At Turing, I conduct non-technical interviews for developers to see if they are eligible for being matched at any job opportunity. It has been almost 5 months since I joined Turing. The flexibility, in my case I work per objectives. I can choose when to have the NTE's and if I have finished all my tasks of the day, I can disconnect and enjoy the rest of my day. In my city, public transport is the best option to travel. However, there are always struggles with them as too many people have to use them and the infrastructure is not adequate. One of the biggest differences that Turing has with the local jobs in my country is the competitive salary and in Argentina, only 11% of jobs are completely remote, so it's difficult to find a place that matches both things.

Waste of your precious time, even after passing all the tests, live coding challenges and waiting for more than 2 weeks for an onboarding call not selected. They said you must have 3 years of experience after a college degree. Then why not mention that and made it a requirement that only those people are allowed who graduated 3 years ago

I cleared all the tests and did not get a job. After the test, they kept on asking me to fill in the profile details. after doing all that, they still claim that the profile is not complete and asked me to take more tests. This is terrible

I came upon Turing when looking at distant positions. I've been a Full Stack Software Developer at Turing for more than 5 months. Working on important Turing product features and bug fixes is what I do. Remote employment, flexible work schedules, leave policies and ensuring that everyone has their own room to thrive are all positive aspects of Turing Company. In the past, when I had an office job, I had to deal with traffic, a rigid work schedule, and a busy daily routine. Get moving! I recommend using a remote! The world is becoming more distant; you ought to attempt!

I'm Neeraj Singhi from India. I have worked as a software developer for Turing for more than 5 months. I adore the freedom Turing allows me to work on my own schedule as long as US time is offset by 4 hours. It's also great that I don't have to travel to work every day. I used to have to travel for at least two hours each day. I adore how Turing has given me the freedom to set my own schedule. Apply for Turing and strengthen your fundamentals

I'm Amanda Arboleda, a South American from Ecuador. As part of Turing's quality assurance team, I review the matching system to ensure that new functionality is error-free and usable by users. Since February 10th, 2022, when I started working for Turing, five months have passed. I appreciate having the freedom to plan my time and being able to spend more time with my family now that we are closer. Some of the things I dislike most about office jobs are the excessive traffic and the lack of harmony between work and home. Turing is the ideal choice for me; I adore the working environment, the amazing all-hands meetings, the other places, and the emphasis on people. Take the challenge!! Turing is the best place to work around the world.

Hello, my name is Nigerian Nnochirionye Ezekiel. I've been employed by Turing's Growth Products engineering team for roughly six months. My primary responsibility is to develop game-changing concepts that have a measurable impact on the business. Because of the excellent engineers I get to work with on a daily basis at Turing, I have the flexibility to work from anywhere and I've been able to develop my skills. I've always disliked the heavy traffic and meager compensation at other non-remote jobs near me. I can work from home with Turing, and I also get paid better. Turing is the place to be if you want to drastically improve your skills.

Hey, I’m Shadab from Delhi, India. I've worked at Turing for more than six months as a data scientist (product). The flexibility of remote work and the fact that my coworkers are incredibly sympathetic and supportive are some of the nicest aspects of Turing. They teach me a lot. I've always disliked non-remote work because of the excessive traffic, crowded cities, and increasing pollution. I'm grateful that Turing allows me to work from home. Flexible hours, remote work, and a good work environment.

A university exam usually has 4 hours for 10 questions that require deep understanding to pass. When you pass or fail an exam there, it feels well motivated and you are encouraged to actually study before it.

Turing usually has 1 hour for 50 questions. I can pass tests without any knowledge in the subject by just guessing, because there are only 4 options and half of the wrong answers are just nonsense words standing out at a glance. It's also super easy to just look things up online, because many questions are only about word understanding. If you try to do any exam the right way by actually thinking, the clock ticking every second in your face will quickly remind you that time is running out and you have to guess again. Terrible tests leading to stressful low level coder jobs.

Hi, I’m Abdulraheem Jaradat from Jordan. I’ve joined Turing almost 6 months ago as an Engineering Team Leader. Turing’s remote work and flexibility offer a great way of working from anywhere in the world. Personally, I love traveling 5 to 6 times a year to different countries, previously I had to take days off in order to do so, but with Turing, I can work relaxing on Cyprus beaches, the next day I can work in Airport or any place, with no limitation of space or location. Communication is the key to success, use it to your benefit.

I'm Anthony, a Vietnamese native. I've been employed by Turing as a software engineer in the communications team for roughly four months. Turing offers relatively flexible working hours. My ability to balance work and life is excellent. Since I work as a software engineer, I don't like to commute to work every day, and the pay in my nation isn't particularly high. Fortunately, I'm not responsible for any of Turing's issues. You will succeed in all Turing tests and interviews if you are prepared and confident.

I love how almost every review title ends with exclamation mark. That lady HaKo is obviously not so intelligent. I wanted to apply for a job via turing but after reading full article about harassment… im gonna find a better place

Hello, my name is Vanky Kataria, and I'm from India. I work as a Community Evangelist at Turing's Global Communities, where my major responsibilities include speaking and arranging events. For over six months, I've been working with Turing. I like the fact that I can do something I adore, which is public speaking. The advantage of remote work is that you may work from home and communicate with people from all around the world. The ability to save time on things like commuting to the office is, in my opinion, the most significant benefit of working at Turing. This helps you save a lot of time! I would encourage you to be confident in yourself, believe in yourself, upgrade yourself every day, and become highly enthusiastic about transforming people's lives all around the world!

Hi, I am Amedée Pugliese from Argentina. I have been a Community Program Manager at the Dev Success Team at Turing for about 4 months now! I'm in charge of organizing fun and social events for our P3 devs. After joining Turing I have got a flexible work schedule that allows me to be present in my kid's life. Earlier, I had to spend too many hours away from home for work not even including the traffic that I had to face in my non-remote job. Turing offers a much higher salary + allows me to have a balance between work and my family. I’d suggest you to grab the opportunity to join Turing whenever you can.

At Turing, I make sure that our developers have a professional CV presentation that highlights their finest skills, which is essential for being recruited. I joined in late September of 2021, and it's been such a ride! Turing has a beautiful and great culture. Growth, teamwork, and constructive criticism are all encouraged in the startup atmosphere. I've also had the good fortune of working with bosses that genuinely care about our growth and well-being. Turing has made my life so much easier. In Argentina, it is difficult to enter a good company environment while the economy is in such bad shape. I'm so grateful to be here. I had no prior experience in the position, so I concentrated on what I did know and how it could help developers, knowing that I could always learn and grow. There's always a solution to a problem, and if you're inventive and ready to try, this is your bread and butter.

Hey, I’m Paulo Muniz from Brazil. For the past four months, I've been seeking IT talent from all around Latin America for Turing. One of the nicest aspects of Turing is the ability to construct my own work regimen. I used to squander three hours of my day in traffic when I lived in Brazil, plus the misery of having to get up early. Furthermore, there is some prejudice depending on where you live in the city, so it doesn't matter if you're a genius; you must reside in the correct spot to work in HR, as I do today. There is no such thing as an ideal company, but Turing makes every effort to ensure that your time here is as enjoyable as possible.

Hi, I am Vishakha from Madhya Pradesh, India. I am working as a full stack developer in Turing. I am currently developing front end website architecture and designing user interactions on web pages. Its been 5 months since I have been working with Turing. Firstly, working from the comfort of your home is the part that I like the most. Turing has given me the opportunity to work with talented and experienced developers across the globe. I feel valued and share my ideas with the team without any hesitation. Since I am from a 3 tier city, I had to travel to different cities for jobs, but now I am staying with my family, and that's the best thing about this job. So, If you are looking for a secured remote job, Turing is the place!

Neha Pant. Noida, India. I am a Technical Content Writer. My work involves writing and reviewing content - blogs, articles, website pages, PowerPoint presentations, social media posts, etc. Turing's Content and SEO team, which I am a part of, is very well structured, and the roles and jobs are well distributed. The company culture involves respecting each other's time, and thus, less time is wasted, and more work gets done. With a fixed 8-hours of work a day, one has plenty of time to carry out one's other responsibilities too. Moreover, one can choose what time of the day to work, except for the compulsory 4-hour overlap with the US timings. This flexibility makes traveling and doing regular things easy and possible. And, the pay is also competitive. So, what's not to love? If you have the skills, and if working for 8 hours a day with a 4-hour US timing overlap but otherwise flexible schedule and the option to work from anywhere in the world sounds good to you, come, be my colleague at Turing!

Hello, my name is Max and I'm from Brazil. I've been working at Turing for 5 months as a software engineer. A remote job gives me a lot of freedom. I appreciate that we may adjust our work schedule to meet my needs. I can always cook my own food and eat homemade meals, which improves my health and strengthens the bonds between my family, community, and myself. These small changes add up to increased job efficiency, and I feel more productive and focused on my activities as a result. I used to have to go to work and spend hours stuck in traffic when I had a non-remote job. Furthermore, I felt cut off from my family and friends. My geographical possibilities were limited. I no longer have to limit myself to local occupations; I can now work for a firm in any part of the world from anywhere in the world. I'm inspired by the absence of boundaries. Improve your ability to communicate. You're probably already technically competent for most of the roles, but being an engaged and effective employee in a remote-first setting necessitates communication. You'll succeed if you improve your pronunciation, vocabulary, expressiveness, and eloquence.

I’ve been working as a data scientist in the growth data science team for about 4 months at Turing. I love the flexibility that comes with working from home. As someone who plans to have a family in the future, this will allow me to take care of my family and also support them financially. I also like the monthly 1 to 1 call with my manager, it gives me the opportunity to get feedback and to also give my own feedback. The team is amazing it feels like I have been here for a year. The major struggles of non-remote jobs were commuting, lower compensations, and no work-life balance. You should prepare well before taking the test, no matter the years of experience they have.