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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 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 focuses on assessing basic knowledge and understanding of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) concepts, tools, and best practices.

Distinction between Continuous Deployment and Continuous Delivery

Knowledge of popular CI/CD tools and pipeline frameworks

Best practices for managing secrets in CI/CD workflows

Understanding CI/CD concepts and their benefits

Familiarity with the components of a fully automated CI/CD pipeline

This test evaluates candidates' basic knowledge of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) practices. It assesses their understanding of the definition of CI/CD, success factors for Continuous Integration, and the benefits of using CI/CD pipelines. Candidates are expected to be familiar with popular CI/CD tools and pipeline frameworks, as well as best practices for managing secrets in CI/CD workflows. The test also covers the distinction between Continuous Deployment and Continuous Delivery and the components of a fully automated pipeline. 

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a foundational understanding of CI/CD concepts, tools, and best practices, demonstrating their ability to implement and manage CI/CD pipelines effectively.

Frequent manual testing before code integration

Long intervals between code integration

Large batch sizes for code commits

Automated testing and frequent code integration

Which of the following is a key success factor for Continuous Integration?

Slower feedback loops for developers

Higher chances of human error in code integration

Faster time-to-market with more reliable code

Reduced need for version control systems

What is one significant benefit of using CI/CD pipelines in software development?

Storing all secrets in the code repository for easy access

Encrypting secrets using a reversible encryption algorithm

Rotating and regularly updating secrets

Sharing secrets openly within the development team

What is a crucial aspect of managing secrets in CI/CD workflows?

Hardcoding secrets directly into the code

Storing secrets in a plaintext file in the repository

Using environment variables or a secure vault

Sharing secrets openly among team members

Which method is a recommended best practice for managing secrets in CI/CD workflows?

CICD - Beginner

The test focuses on assessing basic knowledge and understanding of Git and GitHub, covering commands, advantages, and fundamental concepts related to version control and repository management.

Repository management and workflow with Git and GitHub

Viewing commit history and comparing branches

Advantages of using Git for version control

Cloning repositories and pushing changes

Git commands and fundamental concepts

This test evaluates candidates' basic knowledge of Git and GitHub, two widely used tools for version control and collaborative software development. It assesses their understanding of the full form of Git, common Git commands such as cloning a repository and pushing changes, and the advantages of using Git for version control. Candidates are expected to be familiar with alternative techniques to merging, creating copies of repositories, and commands for viewing commit history and comparing branches. Additionally, the test covers commands for removing untracked files and creating empty Git repositories. 

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a foundational understanding of Git and GitHub concepts, commands, and workflows, demonstrating their ability to effectively utilize version control and collaborate on software projects.

Which command is used to view the commit history in Git?

What is the primary advantage of using Git for version control?

Which command is used to remove untracked files in a Git repository?

What command is used to undo the last commit in Git and move the changes back to the staging area?

GitHub - Beginner

This test evaluates a candidate's sense of ownership and responsibility in their work.

Ownership

This test is designed for candidates applying for roles where taking ownership of tasks, projects, and outcomes is crucial, such as in leadership, project management, and entrepreneurial roles. It helps assess whether candidates can independently drive initiatives, take responsibility for results, and hold themselves accountable for both successes and setbacks. Those who perform well on this test are likely to be proactive, reliable, and capable of delivering high-quality results with minimal supervision, making them valuable assets in positions that require strong leadership and a high degree of autonomy.

This test evaluates a candidate's value of integrity in various professional scenarios.

Integrity

This test is designed for candidates applying for roles where ethical decision-making and honesty are essential. It helps assess whether the individual can consistently act with integrity, even in challenging situations. Employers can expect those who perform well on this test to be trustworthy, reliable, and committed to upholding ethical standards, making them strong assets for positions that involve sensitive information or leadership responsibilities.

The test focuses on assessing intermediate-level knowledge and understanding of Figma, covering text styles, layout grids, alignment, prototyping, code properties, and export formats.

Creating and managing text styles

Utilizing auto layout for dynamic designs

Working with layout grids and alignment options

Prototyping, code properties, and exporting designs in Figma

Understanding the purpose of constraints in Figma

This test evaluates candidates' intermediate-level knowledge of Figma, a popular design and prototyping tool. It assesses their understanding of creating text styles, identifying properties, working with layout grids, alignment options, and the benefits of using layout grids in Figma. Candidates are expected to be familiar with creating dynamic designs in Figma, utilizing auto layout, and understanding the purpose of constraints in Figma design. Additionally, the test covers prototyping connections, viewing code properties, and valid export formats in Figma. 

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a solid understanding of Figma's features, functionality, and best practices, demonstrating their ability to create visually appealing and interactive designs using the platform.

Achieving consistent spacing and alignment

What is the primary purpose of using layout grids in Figma?

Which Figma feature is used for creating dynamic designs and maintaining responsive layouts?

Which of the following is a valid export format in Figma?

Linking frames for interactive user experiences

What does the term "prototyping connections" refer to in Figma?

Figma - Intermediate

The test focuses on assessing knowledge and understanding of React Native, covering common terms, component composition, state management, array manipulation, props, testing libraries, error handling, refs, and suspense in React Native.

State management using setState

Common terms and component composition in React Native

Props spreading and array destructuring

Testing libraries associated with React and error handling components in React Native.

Array manipulation with Array.map()

The React Native test evaluates candidates' knowledge of React Native, a popular framework for building mobile applications using React. It assesses their understanding of common terms used in React applications, component composition, state management using setState, array manipulation using Array.map(), passing functions to setState, handling uncontrolled form fields, creating constants in JavaScript, props spreading, array destructuring, testing libraries associated with React, error handling components, using refs, and configuring the Suspense component. Candidates are expected to demonstrate their proficiency in React Native development by answering questions related to these topics. 

Candidates who perform well on this test are expected to have a solid understanding of React Native concepts, best practices, and JavaScript programming, demonstrating their ability to develop mobile applications using React Native effectively.

Which component is used in React Native to manage the layout of elements and provide flexible and responsive designs?

Which keyword is used to create constants in JavaScript, particularly in the context of defining constant values in a React Native application?

<code>&lt;SuspenseFallback&gt;</code>

Which React Native component is used for code-splitting and helps in handling asynchronous rendering and lazy loading?

An uncontrolled form field is a form input that is not associated with a state, while a controlled form field is directly linked to a state property.

An uncontrolled form field is a form input that is read-only, while a controlled form field can be edited.

An uncontrolled form field is a form input that is automatically filled with default data, while a controlled form field is empty by default.

An uncontrolled form field is a form input that is wrapped in a &lt;Uncontrolled /&gt; component, while a controlled form field uses a &lt;Controlled /&gt; component.

In React Native, what is an "uncontrolled" form field, and how is it different from a "controlled" form field?

React Native

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. 

Test Case 1

Test Case 2

Test Case 3

Test Case 4

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 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

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.

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

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