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What is CodeSignal?
CodeSignal is a technical interview solution. According to the vendor, companies of all sizes already use CodeSignal’s Pre-Screen, Tech-Screen, and Interview products to tap into underrepresented pools of candidates, increase speed-to-hire, and increase candidate pipeline yield. Studies have shown that companies who use pre-hire screenings see turnover rates reduce by 39%.
CodeSignal uses technology to predict a candidate’s interview performance. CodeSignal’s predictive assessments go beyond testing only for data structures and algorithms, instead they dive deep into subject-specific assessments. The vendor says that every assessment on CodeSignal’s platform supports 38+ programming languages, provides an advanced real-world coding environment, coding scores, and utilize a proprietary AI-powered plagiarism check.
Overview of CodeSignal Features
CodeSignal offers tests in 38+ programming languages in a real life coding environment. Per the vendor, their platform is a “flight simulator for developers” that allows candidates to utilize familiar tools to edit, run and debug their code.
Companies can be confident in the results delivered by CodeSignal because CodeSignal offers keystroke playback and an automated plagiarism checker. The ability to play back the candidate’s keystrokes means that their work can be evaluated by multiple members of the hiring team without the hassle of everyone attending the assessment live. Their AI plagiarism checker searches for suspicious results, such as similarities in candidate responses.
CodeSignal’s assessments can assist companies looking to diversify their teams. Companies can replace a resume screen, and the unconscious bias it may bring, with a coding assessment. Using assessment scores allow them companies to evaluate candidates purely on skill rather than any other factor.
Coding Tests
CodeSignal divides different coding tests up into unit test frameworks that assess a person’s technical skills. Examples of unit test frameworks include:
NUnit for .NET Framework
xUnit or NUnit for .NET Core
JUnit for Java
Mocha/Chai for JavaScript
PHPUnit for PHP
unittest for Python
RSpec for Ruby
UI tests using Galen
UI functionality tests using Puppeteer
Assessments can be set to run in a specific language, or can be language agnostic so that the candidate can complete the test in their preferred language.
Testing job-specific skills allow for companies to pre-screen based on candidate skills and helps to improve the interview to hire ratio, since only qualified candidates will be offered interviews.
Coding Interviews
Companies can use CodeSignal for more than just their screening assessments, as the platform also allows for coding interviews and whiteboard sessions. CodeSignal’s coding interview options are suitable for in-person or virtual interviews. Companies can choose interview tasks from a pre-existing library, or can easily import custom tasks from GitHub.
Using CodeSignal’s interview tool, companies can see how candidates interact with the tools they will use every day on the job and make more informed hiring decisions. Team members can interact with the candidate to evaluate their approach to solving problems.
CodeSignal Features
- Supported: Plagiarism check
- Supported: Sharable results
- Supported: Dedicated customer success manager
- Supported: Custom APIs and webhooks
- Supported: SSO via SAML
- Supported: Premium task library
- Supported: Chrome extension
- Supported: Framework based analysis
- Supported: Predictive coding score
- Supported: Online proctoring
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Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | No |
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- Adaptive Assessments.
- Code Analysis.
- Data Structures and Algorithms Testing.
- Insights and Analytic.
- Question Bank.
- User Interface.
- You can only take it once within 14 days; there should be more flexibility.
Relevant questions and instant evaluations
- Good UI
- Relatively relevant questions to the job
- Automated results
- More IDE colors
Interviews done better
- Code syntax
- Speed, no input lag
- Reliable compiling
- Multi tenant coding
- More libraries
- Updated frameworks
- App context more visible
CodeSignal - All the right signals!
- Easily Understood UI/UX
- Wide variety of testing options
- High availability
- Better post-examination analytics
Valuable Product.
- Identifying industry needs.
- Simplifying the interview process.
- Providing a resource for job seekers.
- the flexibility of learning plans.
- The user profile should be optional.
Practicing for tech interviews? This is it
- Great user interface
- Provide real-like problems
- Simulates a real interview
- Have a debugger available
- Have a discussion forum
Roblox assessment with codesignal
- Testing Applicants
- User Interface
- Questions for technical interviews
- Checking for cheaters
- User experience
- Autocomplete features
Great experience for Interviews.
- User Interface.
- Practice Problems.
- Scoring Guide.
- More practice problems.
- Guides to approach for study.
- Good UI
- Easy to understand
- Breadth of content
- User-friendly testing interface
- More clarity on coding report would be great
CodeSignal honest review.
- Proctoring
- Responsive UI.
- Scoring tests.
- Code auto-complete.
- More languages.
- Better UI.
CodeSignals for University Labs.
- Cheap.
- One Time Purchase.
- Maybe UI.
- Have a clearer list of what apps work.
Coding Made Easy...
- The UI of the platform is amazing and very user-friendly.
- The clarity on how an interview test is assessed is great and very easy to understand.
- Automated coding tests that companies can use.
- Amazing practice tests on the platform.
- The range of scores given to a individual can be better explained.
- The practice tests given on the platform are too easy and can be improved to match the level of the actual test.
Cracking the Coding Challenge with CodeSignal.
- Skills Assessment.
- Interviewing: CodeSignal also offers tools for conducting technical interviews.
- Learning & Development: CodeSignal offers a range of resources for learning and development, including coding challenges, tutorials, and courses.
- Talent Acquisition: Finding and recruiting top technical talent is a major challenge for many organizations. CodeSignal can help organizations identify the most qualified candidates quickly and efficiently, reducing time-to-hire and improving the quality of hires.
Great for interview practice
- User experience
- Provide real interview questions
- Feedback on your results
- Make discussion section
- Have their questions divided into more sections
Users take on Codesignal
- Clean Design
- Intuitive Experience
- Easy of Use
- Randomness on the tests
Excellent
- code completion
- innovative problems
- coding assessment
- More coding assessments
- tutorials to solve the problems
Satisfaction guaranteed
- Easy to use, set up, and configure.
- User-friendly UI.
- Adding notes to facilitate the exchange of candidates' information between applicants' users.
- The applicant design is not up to date, needs some additional customizations.
- Can be a bit hectic when the numbers of applicants increase, to manage price.
- Mailchimp support has been a bit lacking.
Hiring process made easier
- Problems provided are appropriate and challenging
- Hiring process
- Helps in overall still building
- Better explaining the problem statement
- Can never stop getting better and more interesting problems
- Ranking system
This is really helpful if you want to scale quickly.
- Developer assessment.
- Skill evaluation.
- Coding score.
- Web Interface.
Experience with Codesignal.
- Low latency.
- Good layout.
- Easy for interviewees to use.
- Simple view option with problem description and terminal.
- Use of external IDE.
- Color schemes.
Good platform.
- Debugging support.
- Dark mode.
- Allowing to test before submitting.
- Quicker run times.
- Anti cheat system.
- Hints and tips.
CodeSignal : Some good, Some bad.
- It has IDE, which helps you put debugging statements and run code which helps to find bugs or verify results when practicing coding.
- It also has dedicated Java Spring-related questions that mimic what is being worked on in the real-world (Creating APIs etc.).
- It definitely lets import/support more libraries than other coding platforms out there.
- It needs to expand its use case to another actual working environment beyond Java and spring (not sure if it supports everything today).
- The ones which have 3 or 4 questions to be completed within 1 hour is really bad for people who code in Java and provide a HUGE advantage to people who code in python.
- Modify the question based on the language chosen; only then the time limit will make sense.
Codesignal helps us hire better.
- Evaluate technical skills.
- Evaluate logical reasoning.
- Evaluate candidate speed.
- Browsers compatibility.
- Natural language support.
- Pseudocode support.
Coding better , skills improving, CodeSignal
- Problems variety.
- The design and UI of the website.
- The environment of the coding and testing is done very well.
- Offer solutions for the problems.
- Open a blog for discussion.
- Reveal the test cases for the user to debug the code faster.
- Offer more ui design for the user to choose as he like.
Code signal as an engineering user
- Coding tools for developer
- Monitoring tools for interviewer
- Programming language diversity
- Tutorials are confusing