CoderPad Information Reviews & Insights

Score8.2 out of 10

11 Reviews and Ratings

Community insights

TrustRadius Insights for CoderPad are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.

Pros

Visually Appealing GUI Editor: Users have found the online GUI editor to be visually appealing, indicating that they appreciate its nice interface. This positive sentiment is shared by multiple reviewers.

User-Friendly and Accessible Platform: Many reviewers have expressed their appreciation for the platform's ease of use and accessibility. They find it user-friendly not only for internal team members but also for candidates who interact with it during interviews.

Reasonable Cost and Value: Some users have mentioned that they consider the cost of the tool to be reasonable, especially in today's ever-changing economy. They appreciate receiving good value for what they pay for.

Reviews

2 Reviews

Information

A Near Perfect Assessment Platform

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

July 18, 2022

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Coderpad is the technical assessment platform that we use to hire new employees. The CoderPad assessments are given as part of the interview process. We use CodeSignal to assess the aptitude in programming skills from the CoderPad assessment score. As the score is generated on aspects such as the candidate's problem-solving ability and speed, the CoderPad assessment serves as a good measure to judge a candidate before that person is called for the next round of interviews.

Pros

Option of proctored/unproctored assessment
Uniform structure of assessment
Variety of problem sets to choose from

Cons

Code editor should be more responsive for auto suggestions
Practice environment should be located in such a way that it should be found easily
A transparent and publicly available pricing

Likelihood to Recommend

- To conduct a preliminary assessment round when there are multiple candidates to choose from. Helps you to filter out candidates on the basis of requirements. - The questions that are assigned for each test are different, so the probability of any two candidates getting the exact same questions is very less. -However, the questions are based on the same concepts so as to provide an equal ground to all the candidates.- However, if you have to choose from less number of candidates you are better off conducting normal interviews, as these tests are time-consuming for both interviewers and employers.

Mandar Palkar

Senior Software Engineer in Engineering at Gupshup (Computer Software, 201-500 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

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An Interactive Environment For Coding Interviews, Which More or Less Does The Job.

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

May 4, 2022

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As an end user. CoderPad is utilized by interviewers to host technical coding interviews. Generally it works quite well and gives users an environment to code in various languages.

Pros

Large range of supported languages
Code runs quickly
Allows for intractability between interviewer and interviewee

Cons

Occasionally IDE parsing of code will mark correct code incorrect and will update late
Listing functions callable by a given object is sometimes slow
Could provide a small non-login required demo site for interviewees so they will be more used to the development environment before interviews

Likelihood to Recommend

CoderPad is a nicer tool when it comes to hosting coding interviews. However, in many cases just using a voice call with screen sharing is sufficient, and spending $50/month by an individual doesn't seem like a good value. Or instead just using a simple program like Google Docs is enough.

Arthur Santelli

Student in Engineering at Stony Brook University (Computer Software, 1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

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