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Coding assessments
The brand’s increasing regional presence across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Kuwait, and India has enabled it to expand its team. Subsequently, NLG sought tech hiring solutions that could enable it to filter the best candidate for the desired job role/s. The brand’s goal was to hire the best quality candidates in its IT (Information Technology) department. The organization followed a standard recruitment process: filtering resumes, evaluating the candidates’ skills on their performance in test assignments, followed by face-to-face final rounds of interviews. Unfortunately, even after assessing the candidates’ domain skills through assignments, it could not onboard candidates who could efficiently carry out their job roles.
NLG was facing this challenge with their top-performing interviewees who would under-perform when solving real-world challenges. As a result, the challenges mentioned above were becoming a roadblock for the brand in building a high-performing IT team. Subsequently, the organization realized to foster an enhanced technical recruitment process that could execute successful hiring and deliver quality talent.
NLG actively sought a partner that could streamline and employ a structured approach to its recruitment process in its IT department.
The company understood the need to assess the candidates’ technical skills in a real-world scenario. NLG believed that making better selection decisions from the beginning could ensure reliable and successful hiring- internally and externally.
Therefore, the brand actively sought a recruitment partner that could employ innovation to deal with its challenges, including
Even after setting up a multi-level screening process, NLG could not filter quality candidates who could perform their jobs efficiently, as they did during the interviews. The company had an established process to assess the domain skills of tech candidates; however, there was significant scope for improvement in measuring the technical skills and competencies as per the job role. This gap was further preventing NLG from building a high-performing workforce. Therefore, it wanted to employ a dynamic, secure and scalable battery of coding assessments and simulators to comprehensively assess and evaluate candidates’ knowledge, skills and roles.
NLG also sought to reduce the hiring time by implementing solutions that could execute scalable assessments and save the hiring team’s time. NLG was scouting for solutions that could simultaneously assess multiple candidates without the need for continually invigilating them. The company also wanted an evidence-based analysis with detailed automated reports generated quickly – that could be an excellent predictor of a candidate’s potential and performance.
Mercer |Mettl gained detailed insights into NLG’s hiring strategy by understanding the challenges and charted a detailed approach to eliminate bottlenecks, save time and meet the expectations. The team suggested combining application and knowledge-based assessments for successful hiring. It was a transparent, bias-free and time-saving package that could address the organization’s concerns.
The strategy was deduced considering prior challenges faced by NLG and aimed at improving the candidates’ quality.
Mercer | Mettl offered a three-layered innovative and practical solution, including Database Simulator (DBLysis), Frontend Simulator, and Backend Simulator (Codelysis), to comprehensively test candidates’ real-world coding skills.
The solutions were backed by Mercer | Mettl’s AI (Artificial Intelligence) proctoring to conduct secure virtual coding tests.
The following simulators empowered NLG, Oman, to test real-world coding skills and hire candidates with the potential to perform on the job.
DBLysis is a database simulator that helps evaluate a candidate’s database programming skills with SQL challenges.
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Codelysis is a robust coding simulator to evaluate the hands-on experience and the ability to code in the desired programming language.
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The Frontend Simulator evaluated the candidate’s ability to implement web designs and solve problems using frontend technologies.
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Mercer | Mettl’s coding assessment platform offered an extensive programming test library, replete with 100,000+ technical questions for 300+ skills, enabling NLG to devise impactful assessments.
NLG could evaluate candidates in detail, using the custom scoring logic for both assessment and simulation tests.
A remarkable set of online remote proctoring features added to the value and credibility of the assessment in a remote online setting. A stellar candidate authentication system followed by AI-based proctoring and easy access to recording and reviewing the assessment ensured the plausibility of the test.
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