Codility is a technical skills assessment platform that enables companies to evaluate and hire software engineering talent efficiently. The company's product suite includes CodeLive for structured technical interviews, CodeCheck for asynchronous role-specific skills assessments, and CodeEvent for high-volume campus recruitment events and internal team coding challenges. Codility's platform is designed to provide insights when comparing top candidates, qualify candidates for subsequent rounds, and identify skill gaps within internal teams. The company's solutions cater to various stages of the hiring process, from initial screening to final interviews. Codility's platform is utilized by large global enterprises to hire and develop teams with the skills necessary for an AI-driven world.
In September 2021, Codility adopted a remote-first work policy, redesigning its operations to focus on distributed teams. This approach aligns with the preferences of employees and job candidates who value flexible remote work options. To support this remote-first culture, Codility integrates various platforms and technologies such as Miro for team planning, Asana for project management, Slack for communication, and Culture Amp for measuring team engagement. The company also invests in developing and training first-line and middle management to create successful remote team cultures.
Key customers and partnerships
Microsoft uses Codility's platform for its Online Assessment, also known as the Online Technical Screen (OTS), which is one of the first stages in their hiring process for software engineer roles. The Microsoft Codility Test typically consists of three coding questions to be solved within 60-90 minutes. This partnership demonstrates Codility's capability to serve the needs of major technology companies in their technical recruitment processes.
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