It’s pretty amazing that the CodeSignal platform is able to provide automated tests for such a wide variety of tasks, including front-end questions! But what

After watching some of these episodes, you might be thinking “This automated testing technology is a really amazing way to check if a candidate’s code

The CodeSignal library of over 4000 questions covers a huge range of topics, but for the rare instances where clients have very niche or specialized

Sometimes we’d like to give candidates a technical test that’s not specifically measuring their coding skills, such as a data analysis project that measures their

When creating any kind of standardized test, one of the main goals is to avoid any potential bias in the results; the questions should be

As we’ve seen in previous tasks, one of the main strengths and focuses of the CodeSignal platform is its ability to provide targeted assessment –

One of the big strengths of the CodeSignal platform is the consistency and simplicity of the UI; the theme and layout can be customized to

In a previous episode we looked at how CodeSignal can evaluate a front-end user interface task involving React; this time, we check out an example

Bugfix is one of the classic types of tasks on CodeSignal. This type of task involves finding and correcting a single mistake within an otherwise

One of the main strengths of the CodeSignal platform is that it can provide a quick signal of a candidate’s abilities. This has evident advantages

When a candidate has made it past the initial screening process, we’d typically like to take a closer look at their work, so there’s less

In this episode we revisited the same file system task that we saw last time, but with a focus on how the tests work. The