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This test evaluates the candidate's values regarding kindness in the workplace.

Kindness

This test assesses the candidate's attitudes and behaviors related to kindness at the workplace. It helps determine if the candidate is likely to contribute to a positive and supportive work environment.

This test evaluates the candidate's values regarding trust in the workplace.

Trust

This test assesses the candidate's attitudes and behaviors related to trust in the workplace. It helps determine if the candidate values trust, which is crucial for building strong relationships and fostering a positive work culture. Candidates who perform well in this test are likely to prioritize trust, honesty, and integrity in their professional interactions.

This Computer Vision test evaluates candidates' abilities to apply visual data analysis skills, helping you hire experts who can drive innovation in diverse fields from healthcare to autonomous vehicles.

Advanced Applications & Specializations

Image Processing & Enhancement

Scene Understanding & Segmentation

Object Detection & Classification

In today's visually-driven landscape, effectively harnessing the power of visual data is indispensable across diverse industries. The ability to extract valuable insights from visual information lies at the heart of computer vision. Recent strides in AI and deep learning have ushered in a new era, enabling the automation of visual data processing and catalyzing transformative changes across numerous applications.

This Computer Vision test rigorously assesses candidates' capacity to conceptualize, execute, and refine computer vision solutions applicable to real-world scenarios. It covers four fundamental skill areas: Image Processing and Enhancement, Object Detection and Classification, Scene Understanding and Segmentation, and Advanced Applications and Specializations.

Candidates who excel in this screening test demonstrate a profound understanding of computer vision techniques and their practical application, enabling them to handle diverse visual data from multiple sources. This test empowers organizations to identify individuals equipped with the essential skills to drive vision-centric initiatives to fruition.

By leveraging this screening test, you can identify adept candidates capable of deploying computer vision solutions effectively, enhancing your organization's capabilities to automate processes, gaining valuable insights from visual data, and leveraging advanced applications in fields ranging from healthcare to autonomous vehicles. This Computer Vision test serves as a valuable tool for assembling a team of experts who can push the boundaries of innovation and drive your organization's success in the realm of visual data analysis.

Your company is developing an app to digitally restore old photographs. You notice that many of these images contain salt-and-pepper noise. You want to apply noise reduction while preserving the image's edges. What should you do?

Apply non-maximum suppression (NMS).

Apply Gaussian blur to the input image.

Reduce the number of anchor boxes.

Increase the threshold for detection.

You have deployed an object detection system in a crowded city street. However, the system often detects multiple boundingboxes for the same object, leading to redundant detections. What should you do?

You are developing a system to identify tumors in medical images. The system needs to classify each pixel in the image toeither 'tumor' or 'non-tumor.' Which architecture should you use?

Apply global histogram equalization.

Your company is building a tool for real-time emotion recognition using facial features. You want to capture subtle variations infacial features across different regions of the face. What should you do to effectively capture these regional variations?

Computer Vision

The reading comprehension test evaluates candidates’ ability to read a portion of text and comprehend its contents. This test helps you identify candidates who can process written information and draw appropriate conclusions using analytical thinking.

Identifying the main thought of a passage

Making inferences based on a passage

Reading comprehension goes beyond understanding the words on a page. Effective reading comprehension entails identifying the main idea of a passage, understanding vocabulary in context, making valid inferences from the text, and discerning the author’s purpose. Candidates must use analytical thinking and analytical reasoning skills to device the correct answers. 

This reading comprehension test allows you to identify candidates who possess these abilities. To answer the questions in the test successfully, candidates must process what they read, understand the meaning of it, and make connections between the information given and the general context to come to meaningful conclusions. 

The test requires candidates to identify the right answers to the questions in a limited amount of time. Successful candidates can process text and comprehend meaning quickly when reading reports and other written communications from colleagues and collaborators. This is a great test to include to check candidates' analytical skills.

The display similarities in most major retail stores are a coincidence.

The displays in all major retail stores are unique to the parent brand.

The displays in most major retail stores are similar due to specific reasons.

The displays in most major retail stores are similar due to random reasons.

Read the following paragraph and choose the correct answer. You may have noticed that, in most of the places you travel around the world, the big-ticket supermarkets nowadays mostly look the same everywhere, whether they are from the same parent brand or not. Well, it’s no coincidence that you always find the vegetable, bread, and dairy sections farthest from the point of entry, or packs of cigarettes and candy bars displayed prominently at the checkout counter. A lot of consumer behavior analysis goes into a shop’s display and layout planning, and it is often taught extensively in the Retail Management classes for management graduates. What does the above passage imply?&nbsp;

Receipt of fringe benefits from another company as a potential conflict of interest.

Entertaining a guest from another company as a potential conflict of interest.

Having a spouse working in another company as a potential conflict of interest.

Cohabiting with a partner from another company as a potential conflict of interest.

Read the following paragraphs and choose the correct answer. The fundamental principle guiding the policy on conflict of interests and business ethics is that no employee should have, or appear to have, personal interests or relationships that actually or potentially conflict with the best interests of the employing company or organization. Employees have an obligation to conduct business within guidelines that prohibit actual or potential conflicts of interest. Employees can seek further clarification on issues related to the subject of acceptable standards of operation. Situations that would constitute a conflict in most cases include but are not limited to: transactions with outside firms not conducted within a framework established or controlled by the executive level of the company or organization; bribes, bonuses, fringe benefits, unusual price breaks or excess volumes designed to benefit another company or organization, an employee, relative or acquaintance; holding an interest in, or being employed by, any company or organization that competes with the employing company or organization. To what does the passage above refer?

This is not an opportune time to invest in mobile home parks.

Now is the right time to think of investing in mobile home parks.

Mobile home parks are gradually concentrating in city centers.

Nowadays, most investors are up-to-date on mobile home parks’ potential.

Read the following paragraphs and choose the correct answer. The nation’s mobile home parks constitute a highly fragmented market where there is less efficient institutional participation. Inefficiency is our opportunity, but the asset class is becoming more popular with experienced and newer investors who may “bid-up” prices, resulting in inflated expectations of sellers. Believing the timing is right, we are aggressively evaluating opportunities to stay ahead of its growing popularity. Because mobile home communities are located away from dense city centers and are geographically dispersed, they are an under-researched and misunderstood asset class. Most investors have greatly outmoded ideas about the quality and appeal of modern mobile homes and mobile home communities. According to the passage above, which of the following is true?

The enrichment of the English language from other cultures.

The impoverishment of the English language from other cultures.

The enrichment of the other languages from English.

The cultural blitzkrieg of the Japanese over other nations.

Read the following paragraphs and choose the correct answer. Loan words form an interesting set in the English vocabulary. During the course of history, as the explorers, merchants and military personnel moved to newer territories, they not only enriched the coffers of the empire with the riches and spoils of trade and war but also, curiously, brought with them words from other languages. Strange as it may sound, the fact remains that in earlier days it was not easy to travel to other countries, and it often took months, if not years, to complete any expedition, military or commercial. And here we are not even considering the influence of ancient Latin or the more modern French and German or Nordic words. For example, look at the ubiquitous “pajamas” that you would comfortably wear to bed. It has its origin from Hindi and other associated north Indian languages. Other such words are “avatar” or “guru” or “yoga” and the lot. It is easy to imagine the word is of Arabic origin, much like “burqa” or “saffron”? Well, here’s more – “karaoke” is Japanese, and “glitch” is Yiddish! And while you are gung ho about finding more such words on your own, remember that the expression ‘gung ho’ in itself is borrowed from Chinese. Gesundheit! To what does the passage above refer?

Reading Comprehension

Evaluate the candidate's level of commitment.

Commitment

This test is designed to evaluate a candidate's level of commitment. It assesses their willingness to stick to their commitments and follow through on their tasks. A high score indicates a strong sense of responsibility and dedication.

This test evaluates if the candidate values efficiency at the workplace.

Efficiency

This test assesses if the candidate values efficient decisions and prioritization of tasks to maximize productivity. Candidates who perform well in this test are expected to be organized, proactive, and focused on achieving goals in a timely manner.

This test evaluates the candidate's values regarding honesty in the workplace.

Honesty

The Honesty Test assesses a candidate's inclination towards honesty and integrity in the workplace. It presents scenarios and choices that require the candidate to make decisions based on ethical principles. By performing well in this test, candidates can showcase their commitment to honesty and integrity, which are highly valued qualities in many organizations.

This test evaluates the candidate's value for learning at the workplace.

Learning

This test assesses the candidate's attitude towards learning at the workplace. It helps identify individuals who are eager to acquire new knowledge and skills, adapt to changes, and contribute to their personal and professional growth.

This test evaluates a job candidate's value for reflection at the workplace.

Reflection

This test assesses a candidate's ability to value reflection at the workplace. It evaluates their mindset towards self-improvement, learning from mistakes, and seeking feedback.

This PHP test evaluates candidates' coding skills through a short coding assignment. The test requires candidates to write code that meets certain requirements, and candidates can run their code to test if the result matches their expectations.

Intermediate-level algorithms

PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that is geared towards web development. PHP is fast, flexible, and pragmatic, and powers both simple static websites and complex, dynamic professional-grade websites.

This coding test assesses candidates' ability to create code in PHP that satisfies specific requirements stated in a task. Candidates are provided with an online coding editor in which they add their own code. They can run their code to test if the result matches the expected output of a set of pre-defined test cases. 

The test covers concepts of programming using PHP and is geared at intermediate-level developers.

Once candidates submit their answers, the test score is calculated by running the code against a set of test cases that are not available to candidates. These test cases are more comprehensive than what candidates see during the test. The score represents the percentage of test cases that are passed correctly. In your assessment dashboard, you can inspect the code of each candidate and play it back to see how the candidate produced it.

Test Case 1

Test Case 2

Test Case 3

Test Case 4

sum_array

Arrays play important role in programming. They are used to group similar data types. An array has a common name and each individual element is accessed by an index. In this exercise we're working with an array of 10 integers, as follows: [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100]. 0 is the first index and 9 is the last index of the array. Write a function that receives two integers as parameters. The function returns the sum of the elements in the array found between those two integers. For example, if we use 30 and 60 as parameters, the function should return 180. A few additional requirements:<ul><li>The two integers passed to the function should be positive; if not, the function should return -1.</li><li>Validate that the first integer is lower than the second integer. If not, the function should return 0.</li><li>If the first integer is in the array, and the second is above 100, for example 90 and 120, then the function should return the sum of those integers that are within the array and in between the range given. In this case, that would be 190.</li><li>If both integers are not found in the array, for example 110 and 120, the function should return 0.</li></ul>

PHP: Intermediate-level algorithms

This coding test assesses a candidate’s ability to program a small algorithm in R, testing their basic programming skills. Using a short and straightforward coding task, this test helps you identify developers with the most essential R skills.

Entry-level algorithms

R is a popular open-source programming language widely used for statistical analysis, data visualization, and machine learning. R is highly sought after in industries like finance, healthcare, and e-commerce.

Strong foundational knowledge of programming in R is essential for junior programmers. Those candidates are able to hit the ground running and set themselves up for further professional growth.

This R test gives candidates 10 minutes of time to complete a straightforward coding task involving entry-level algorithms in R. The code is evaluated against a set of test cases, some of which are available to the candidate to determine if they are on the right track.

This is a great initial screening test that allows you to effectively screen candidates based on essential R programming skills.

check_ordering

You are a new R instructor at a University and need to check your student's homework. The homework requires students to sort a vector of String values in ascending lexicographical order (i.e. in alphabetical order, from A-Z). To avoid checking the results manually, you want to write a program that will check the homework for you. Write a function called <code>check_ordering(sequence)</code>, which takes a vector sequence of String values as an argument and returns a Boolean value indicating whether the sequence is in ascending lexicographical order. If the sequence is in ascending lexicographical order, the function should return <code>TRUE</code>. If the sequence is not in ascending lexicographical order, the function should return <code>FALSE</code>. <ul><li>You can assume that the input sequence will contain at least one element.</li><li>You can assume that all the elements in the input sequence are String values.</li></ul> Examples:&nbsp;Given the input sequence <code>c(\"hello\", \"zero\")</code>, the return value should be <code>TRUE</code>.Given the input sequence <code>c(\"hello\", \"zero\", \"abc\")</code>, the return value should be <code>FALSE</code>.

R: Entry-level algorithms

This verbal reasoning test evaluates candidates’ ability to recognize logical relationships between words and draw accurate conclusions from written information. This cognitive ability test helps you assess candidates’ analytical skills through language.

Understanding premises & inference

Finding analogies

Verbal reasoning is one of the top abilities professionals in all fields can have. From comprehending reports, case studies, and complex projects to writing blog posts, presentations, and pitch decks, words and clarity of expression play a huge role in the success of individuals and companies alike.

This verbal reasoning test evaluates candidates’ ability to reason from words to reach valid conclusions. The first part assesses candidates’ skills in identifying relationships between words (such as synonyms and antonyms) and replicating them by analogy, and the second assesses candidates’ ability to reach the correct conclusion by indicating the validity of a statement (true, false, or cannot be determined) based solely on information given in a piece of text.

Candidates who perform well on this test have a good grasp of the language. They can use the written word to draw analogies, correctly communicate meaning, and reason from facts.

This verbal reasoning test can be used to assess candidates’ analytical skills through language.

Choose the word that is most similar to the word 'Enigmatic':

In the analogy: Apple is to Fruit as Car is to ________?

Identify the word that does not belong with the others:

"Some birds can fly." What can be concluded from this statement?

Verbal Reasoning

The Computer literacy test is meant to evaluate basic knowledge and ability to use computers and related technology in a workplace environment. This test helps you identify candidates who are ready to perform basic work functions on a computer.

Handling files & folders

Navigating the internet

Operating a computer (PC/Windows-based)

Managing email

Computer literacy, including the ability to use computers and maintain a basic understanding of how they operate, is an important ability in the modern workplace environment. Employees who have computer literacy have the ability to use computers and related technology efficiently, and are comfortable using computers and applications to perform workplace functions. 

This Computer literacy (PC) test allows you to identify candidates who possess a basic ability to use computers for a variety of workplace tasks, and to use them safely and efficiently in real-life, workplace contexts. To answer the questions in the test successfully, candidates must understand the basics of computer operations, Internet navigation, e-mail, and file & folder handling using a Windows (PC) operating system.

The test requires candidates to identify the right answers to the questions in a limited amount of time. Successful candidates can understand and interpret basic computer menus and settings options quickly and accurately, access and navigate the Internet safely and efficiently, use email effectively, manage their disk space, and select the appropriate applications to use for a variety of basic workplace tasks. Candidates are not only evaluated on fundamental concepts, but are also tested on common features and safe usage practices. This is a great test to include in evaluating candidates' basic technical skills and computer use.

Which of the following is not considered to be a pointing device?

Which of the following is a browser used to access the internet?

Clicking on attachments from unknown senders.

Never logging out of your account.

Which of the following is recommended to ensure email safety?

True or false: You can put files inside of folders, but not folders inside of files.

Computer literacy (PC)

This Express.js test evaluates candidates’ ability to design and build back-end applications using the Express.js framework, helping you hire developers skilled in all Express.js functionalities, from configuration to writing complex middleware.

Routing requests

Handling incoming requests

Serving data to the client

Configuring Express.js servers

Express.js is the most powerful and commonly used Node.js framework. It allows for the creation of complex web applications that are user-friendly and lightweight by offering a structure that is both uncomplicated and flexible. Hiring an Express.js developer will allow your organization to develop applications with excellent scalability, speed, and performance.

This Express.js test evaluates candidates’ knowledge and skills in configuring Express.js servers, handling incoming requests, serving data to clients, and routing requests.

Candidates who score well on this test understand how Express.js works and are able to use all the tools provided by the framework to implement any business demand with the highest quality, security, and scalability. These candidates can help you create highly performing, scalable, fast, and user-friendly complex web applications.

This Express.js test is geared toward an intermediate level and requires a theoretical and practical understanding of the use of Express.js in real-world scenarios.


Which function in Express.js is used to handle incoming requests?

A software development kit for Express.js

A software tool used to manage database connections

Functions that have access to the request and response objects

What does middleware refer to in the context of Express.js?

It sends the HTTP response to the client.

It moves to the next route in the routing chain.

It terminates the request-response cycle.

What is the purpose of the <code>next()</code> function in Express.js middleware?

Which Express.js method is used to serve static files such as images, CSS, and JavaScript files?

Express.js

This test evaluates the candidate's values regarding autonomy in the workplace.

Autonomy

This test evaluates the candidate's ability to work independently and make decisions without constant supervision. Candidates who perform well in this test are likely to be self-motivated, proactive, and able to manage their time effectively.

This test evaluates the candidate's values regarding hope at the workplace.

Hope

This test assesses the candidate's attitude towards hope at the workplace and their ability to foster a positive and optimistic environment. Candidates who perform well in this test are likely to be motivated, resilient, and able to inspire and support their colleagues.

Kindness

2 mins

Trust

2 mins

Computer Vision

15 mins

Reading Comprehension

12 mins

Commitment

2 mins

Efficiency

2 mins

Honesty

2 mins

Learning

2 mins

Reflection

2 mins

PHP: Intermediate-level algorithms

30 mins

R: Entry-level algorithms

10 mins

Verbal Reasoning

12 mins

Computer literacy (PC)

7 mins

Express.js

30 mins

Autonomy

2 mins

Hope

2 mins