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This test evaluates a candidate's commitment to excellence in their work.

Excellence

This test is designed for candidates applying for roles where striving for excellence is crucial, such as in product development, project management, or performance-driven positions. It helps employers assess whether candidates are motivated to consistently go above and beyond, seeking ways to improve and innovate. Those who score well on this test are likely to demonstrate a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and a drive for continuous improvement, making them well-suited for high-impact, quality-focused roles.

This coding test assesses a candidate's ability to program a small algorithm in JavaScript, testing their basic programming skills. This JavaScript coding test will help you identify developers with the most essential JavaScript skills.

Entry-level algorithms

JavaScript is one of the core technologies of the World Wide Web. JavaScript is what often enables the many dynamic, interactive web pages we see and use on the Internet today. Many popular frameworks, such as AngularJS, Ember.js, Vue.js, React, and Node.js are all based on JavaScript.

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

This test gives candidates 10 minutes of time to complete a straightforward coding task. 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 skills. 

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Test Case 2

Test Case 3

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find_total

Given an array of integers, keep a total score based on the following:<ol><li>Add 1 point for every even number in the array</li><li>Add 3 points for every odd number in the array, except for the number "5"</li><li>Add 5 points every time the number "5" appears in the array</li></ol> Note that 0 is considered even. Examples: Input: <code>[1,2,3,4,5]</code>Output: <code>13</code> Input: <code>[17,19,21]</code>Output: <code>9</code> Input: <code>[5,5,5]</code>Output: <code>15</code>

Javascript: Entry-level algorithms

This test evaluates a candidate's focus on making a meaningful impact through their work.

Impact

This test is designed for candidates applying for roles where creating measurable results and contributing to a broader mission are key, such as in strategic leadership, product development, or social impact roles. It helps assess whether candidates are motivated by making a difference and aligning their work with organizational goals. Those who perform well on this test are likely to be goal-oriented, proactive, and focused on achieving tangible outcomes, making them valuable assets in positions that demand high accountability and influence.

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

Python is a general-purpose language that has become very popular, in part due to the wide range of use cases, from web development to data science and machine learning. Good Python developers are therefore highly sought after. 

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

This Python test gives candidates 10 minutes of time to complete a straightforward coding task involving entry-level algorithms. 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 skills. For more difficult coding challenges, you can consider Python coding tests at an intermediate or advanced level.

str_to_list

Given a string, return a list containing the characters of the string. If a character in the string is a space or a digit greater than 5, remove them and do not include them in the array. Note: the initial code in the editor uses tabs for indentation. Don't mix it with spaces. Examples: Input: <code>"my string"</code>Output: <code>["m","y","s","t","r","i","n","g"]</code> Input: <code>"5 dollar"</code>Output: <code>["5","d","o","l","l","a","r"]</code> Input: <code>"6 cents"</code>Output: <code>["c","e","n","t","s"]</code>

Python

This test evaluates a candidate's ability to value and demonstrate empathy in professional interactions.

Empathy

This test is designed for candidates applying for roles where understanding and responding to the emotions and perspectives of others is essential. It helps assess whether the individual can build meaningful connections, resolve conflicts, and foster a positive work environment. Those who perform well on this test are likely to be compassionate, great listeners, and skilled at navigating complex interpersonal dynamics, making them well-suited for roles that involve team management, client relations, or emotionally sensitive tasks.

Ignore their stress and focus on your own tasks.

Offer support and ask if there's anything you can do to help meet the deadline.

Criticize their work to push them to perform better.

Express frustration with the team's progress.

You are working on a team project, and one of your colleagues is visibly stressed due to a tight deadline. How would you demonstrate empathy in this situation?

Publicly call out their lack of participation to encourage engagement.

Privately message them and inquire about their well-being.

Assume they are not interested in the project and exclude them from future discussions.

Share your frustration about their lack of participation with other team members.

During a virtual team meeting, a team member appears disengaged and unresponsive. How would you approach this situation to show empathy?

Publicly criticize and blame the team member for the mistake.

Acknowledge the mistake privately, discuss ways to address it, and offer support.

Use the mistake as an opportunity to showcase your own skills.

Ignore the mistake and hope it goes unnoticed.

A team member has made a mistake that may impact the project. How would you handle this situation to demonstrate empathy?

Ignore their personal challenges and focus solely on work-related matters.

Encourage them to keep personal issues separate from work.

Offer a listening ear, express understanding, and discuss potential accommodations.

Criticize their performance and stress the importance of meeting deadlines.

A team member is experiencing personal challenges that are affecting their work performance. How would you show empathy in this scenario?

This test is focused on assessing the knowledge and understanding of design systems, specifically targeting beginners in the field. It includes questions about the definition and components of design systems, as well as concepts related to Atomic Design and visual design system elements.

Benefits of Design Systems

Atomic Design

Visual Design Elements

Material Design

Design Systems

This test aims to assess candidates' familiarity with design systems and their components. Design systems are a collection of reusable elements, guidelines, and assets that help ensure consistency and efficiency in the design and development process. The test covers various aspects of design systems, including visual elements, usage guidelines, support codes, and the foundational building blocks of user interfaces based on the Atomic Design methodology.

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to demonstrate a solid understanding of what design systems are and their key components. They should be able to identify the visual elements included in a design system, such as visual styles and usage guidelines, and understand the purpose of support codes. Familiarity with Atomic Design principles is also important, including the ability to recognize atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages as the hierarchical building blocks of user interfaces. Additionally, candidates should be aware of the benefits of design systems and understand the role of Material Design in providing interactive building blocks for UI creation.

To create unique and custom designs for every project.

To provide a standardized set of reusable elements and guidelines for design and development.

To limit the creativity of designers and developers.

To be used only for prototyping purposes.

What is the primary purpose of a design system?

In a design system, which of the following is NOT typically considered a visual element?

Designing atomic particles for atomic bombs.

Organizing elements based on their atomic weight.

Structuring user interfaces hierarchically from small components to larger templates.

Creating designs inspired by space exploration.

What is the Atomic Design methodology primarily concerned with in the context of design systems?

Which design system framework is known for providing interactive building blocks for UI creation and is often used in mobile app development?

Design Systems - Beginner

This test assesses candidates' knowledge and proficiency in using Figma, a popular web-based design and prototyping tool. It includes multiple-choice questions about importing files, creating frames and components, sharing design files, accessing system fonts, previewing frames, and managing linked properties in Figma.

Sharing and Collaboration

Working with Linked Properties

Figma Basics

Importing Files and Creating Frames

Components and Instances

This test evaluates candidates' understanding and proficiency in using Figma. Figma is a web-based design tool that allows designers to create, collaborate, and prototype designs. Candidates are expected to be familiar with key features and functionalities of Figma. This includes knowledge of importing Sketch files into Figma, creating frames to organize and structure designs, and sharing design files with others effectively. They should also be aware of accessing system fonts in the web version of Figma and understand how to preview frames in the live view mode.

Candidates are assessed on their understanding of working with linked color and typography properties and the consequences of changing them. They should know how to disconnect instances appropriately and understand the correct method for creating components in Figma.

Which feature in Figma allows designers to organize and structure their designs?

To create reusable design elements

To export designs in various formats

What is the primary purpose of creating components in Figma?

Which feature in Figma allows designers to preview frames in a live view mode?

By removing the original component

By unlinking individual properties

How do you appropriately disconnect instances in Figma?

Figma - Beginner

This test is focused on assessing intermediate-level knowledge of Python programming language, specifically covering topics such as threading, symbols, loops, sorting, decorators, and module imports.

Sorting in Python

Loops and conditional statements

Symbols in Python

Decorators

Threading in Python

This test assesses candidates' knowledge of various intermediate-level concepts in Python. It covers topics such as Python threading library, understanding the usage of symbols in Python, implementing loops and sorting in Python, working with decorators like staticmethod and classmethod, and understanding module imports.

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a solid understanding of Python threading, including the utilization of CPU cores. They should be able to explain the purpose of symbols in Python and identify their usage in code snippets. Candidates should also be able to identify the correct replacements in code snippets to achieve desired outputs, sort lists based on specific criteria, and identify and fix issues in code snippets. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate a good understanding of decorators, their purpose, and the differences between staticmethod and classmethod decorators. Finally, candidates should be knowledgeable about module imports and understand the potential issues or limitations associated with different import variants.

Which Python threading library is commonly used to work with threads and manage concurrency?

To define a method that can only be called on an instance of a class.

To define a method that operates on class-level attributes and doesn't access instance-specific data.

To create a method that allows asynchronous execution.

To decorate an async function to make it synchronous.

In Python, what is the primary purpose of the <code>staticmethod</code> decorator?

Create an alias for a module and access it with the alias.

Import the entire module and its submodules.

Prevent the module from being imported multiple times.

Import a specific function or class from the module.

What does the <code>import module_name as alias</code> syntax in Python allow you to do?

Which of the following symbols is used to perform floor division in Python?

Python - Intermediate

This JavaScript test consists of multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of JavaScript, including its syntax, features, and usage. The test aims to evaluate candidates' knowledge and understanding of JavaScript fundamentals.

Conditional expressions and switch statements

HTML Integration

Variables

Arrays

Functions

This JavaScript test aims to assess candidates' knowledge and proficiency in working with the JavaScript programming language. JavaScript is a versatile scripting language commonly used for web development. It is essential in creating interactive and dynamic web pages by enabling client-side scripting, which allows web browsers to execute code directly within the browser.

JavaScript plays a crucial role in enhancing the user experience of websites by enabling features such as form validation, interactive forms, dynamic content updates, and client-side data manipulation. It is widely supported by all major web browsers, making it a fundamental skill for web developers.

This test covers various aspects of JavaScript, including its syntax, control flow, functions, variables, and integration with HTML. By evaluating candidates' understanding of JavaScript basics and their ability to solve coding problems related to JavaScript, the test provides insights into their proficiency in the language.

To define the layout and structure of web pages.

To enhance the user experience by enabling client-side scripting.

What is the purpose of JavaScript in web development?

Which keyword is used to declare a variable in JavaScript?

What is the correct way to write a comment in JavaScript?

Which function is used to retrieve the content of an HTML element with a specified ID?

JavaScript - Beginner

This test assesses the knowledge and understanding of Redux, a state management library commonly used in JavaScript applications.

Redux Fundamentals

Actions and Action Creators

Reducers

Redux Middleware

Asynchronous Behavior

This test evaluates candidates' familiarity with Redux and their understanding of its core concepts. Redux is a predictable state container for JavaScript applications, widely used with frameworks like React. Candidates who perform well on this test should possess a solid understanding of Redux's fundamental principles, including the concepts of stores, reducers, actions, middleware, and asynchronous behavior using libraries like Redux Thunk. They should be able to accurately describe these concepts, explain their purpose and relationships, and demonstrate knowledge of best practices when working with Redux.

To define the application's UI components

To manage and maintain the application's state

What is the primary purpose of a Redux store in a JavaScript application?

Reducers define the structure of the application's UI components.

Reducers specify the routes and navigation of the application.

Reducers are responsible for handling asynchronous API requests.

Reducers specify how the application's state changes in response to actions.

In Redux, what is the role of a reducer?

Which of the following is not a core concept of Redux?

Middleware handles UI rendering and component composition.

Middleware enforces security and authentication in the application.

Middleware intercepts and processes actions, allowing for asynchronous logic.

Middleware defines the initial state of the Redux store.

What is the purpose of middleware in Redux, such as Redux Thunk?

Redux - Beginner

The test is focused on assessing knowledge and understanding of Node.js, covering topics such as its nature, architecture, modules, callbacks, and debugging tools.

Event-driven architecture

Module management in Node.js

Debugging tools in Node.js

Node.js fundamentals

Asynchronous programming

 The Node.js test evaluates candidates' knowledge of Node.js, a popular JavaScript runtime environment. It assesses their understanding of the nature of Node.js, its architecture, and how it handles processes. Candidates are expected to demonstrate knowledge of including modules in Node.js using the appropriate function. They should also understand the concept of callbacks and how they are used in asynchronous programming in Node.js. Additionally, the test covers the exposure of Node.js modules and the usage of custom events. Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a strong understanding of Node.js concepts, its asynchronous programming model, and its ecosystem of modules and event-driven architecture.

It is used to handle errors in synchronous operations.

It is a function that gets executed before any other function in the code.

It is a function that runs after the completion of an asynchronous operation to process the result or handle errors.

It's a function that provides additional information about a specific process in the code.

In Node.js, what is the role of a callback function in asynchronous programming?

What event-driven concept in Node.js is used for handling custom events that can be emitted multiple times and listened to by multiple event listeners?

<code>process.nextTick()</code> has higher priority in the event loop than <code>setImmediate()</code> and is executed before I/O operations.

Both <code>process.nextTick()</code> and <code>setImmediate()</code> execute in the same phase of the event loop, but <code>process.nextTick()</code> has lower priority.

<code>setImmediate()</code> has higher priority and is executed before the <code>process.nextTick()</code> in the event loop.

Both functions execute in different phases of the event loop, with <code>process.nextTick()</code> being faster.

In Node.js, which statement accurately describes the difference between <code>process.nextTick()</code> and <code>setImmediate()</code> in the event loop?

Synchronous operations use try/catch blocks, while asynchronous operations rely on event emitters for error handling.

Synchronous code mainly uses callbacks for error handling, while asynchronous code typically manages errors through Promises.

Synchronous error handling depends on event listeners, while asynchronous error handling primarily uses the assert module.

When using async/await syntax for async functions, both synchronous and asynchronous operations handle errors in the same way, through try/catch blocks.

What distinguishes the error handling approach between synchronous and asynchronous operations in Node.js?

Node js

The test focuses on assessing knowledge and understanding of design systems, including their purpose, elements, benefits, and challenges.

Collaboration between design and development teams

Understanding design systems

Implementation considerations for design systems

Design system elements and their purpose

Knowledge of Atomic Design Systems

The Design Systems test evaluates candidates' knowledge of design systems and their role in the design and development process. It covers various aspects such as the benefits of design systems for developers, the elements that are most helpful for new designers, the use of sticker sheets, the limitations of open-source design systems, potential hurdles in implementing design systems, and the characteristics of templates in Atomic Design Systems. 

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a solid understanding of design system concepts, their purpose in facilitating collaboration and consistency, and their impact on design and development workflows. They should be familiar with the elements and components of design systems and understand the benefits and challenges associated with their implementation.

It allows developers to skip the design phase entirely.

It provides pre-built code components that can be easily integrated into projects.

It requires developers to write code from scratch for complete customization.

It restricts developers' creativity by enforcing design constraints.

What is one of the key benefits of using a design system for developers in a project?

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