HackerRank

HackerRank Radio

Business EN ↓ 29 episodes

A podcast for engineering leaders and hiring managers interested in learning about the latest technology and solutions to solve one of businesses' toughest problems today: hiring the right developers. Each episode, HackerRank's CTOs, VPEs, and engineering leads talk about all things hiring with global leaders in various industries — from what makes a world-class interview experience to building a recruitment strategy from scratch to identifying the perfect developers for your team.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: blog.hackerrank.com

Author

HackerRank

Category

Business

Podcast website

blog.hackerrank.com

Latest episode

Mar 4, 2024

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Episodes

From 0 to 800+ Remote Interviews: Lessons from ServiceNow’s Two-Week Transition to Remote Hiring 10.07.2020

To respond to COVID-19, ServiceNow had to take their entire hiring process online—which meant a...

Making Remote Work: How Bloomberg Adapted to Virtual Interviews 29.04.2020

Seemingly overnight, remote work—and by extension, virtual interviews—have become the new normal. For those hiring,...

Tips for Remote Hiring: How Atlassian is Making Virtual Interviews a Reality 03.04.2020

Remote hiring is a process that companies across all sectors are now incorporating into their...

Beyond Technical Acumen: Kaggle’s CEO on the Key Elements of a Data Scientist Skill Set 27.11.2019

What are the core components of a strong data scientist skill set? And how should...

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