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Hi, I'm Gianfranco and I'm from Argentina. I've been working as a Presales Specialist at Turing for 8 months now, interviewing developers to explain Turing process, making sure the profiles are updated, and clearing doubts. One of the best things about Turing is that there's no micromanaging. In a non-remote setting, commuting to work is the worst but you don't have to worry about that in Turing. One advice from my side would be to practice your English speaking skills.

Hi! I'm from Indore, India and I work with the content team at Turing. Job opportunities in Indore are fewer, and apart from that, I'm also prone to introvertedness. For me, a non-remote job would've been a nightmare irrespective of the country I'm in, so remote work is the best option. What makes my Turing job different from others is the optimistic work culture, helpful team members, and flexible working hours. Additionally, everyone values your ideas here and believes in mutual growth.

Turing provides regular communication, listen to and consider new ideas. Turing understand work life balance and supports it. As Turing.com grows it provides tons of opportunities and helps professional and personal development.

I'm from India and I work with Turing.com as a Marketing Analyst. I believe company culture and opportunities to learn matter a lot. And at Turing, one of the highlights is the great company culture and the many learning opportunities. You also get flexible working hours and a great team to work with.

Hi, I am Angela from California and I am the executive assistant to the CEO of Turing.com. I have been working here for the past 1 month and it has been a really seamless experience right from the onboarding to the delegation of the tasks. Everyone I have worked with within this small span of time has been really helpful and easy to work with.

The best part of working with Turing for me is that I get to eat freshly cooked meals for breakfast as well as lunch which I was unable to do earlier. I was frustrated due to wasting time being stuck in traffic and spending all that money on gas for traveling every day. And to add to that, I also had to spend on the wear and tear of my car due to daily traveling. All that is gone now! I enjoy working from the comfort of my home. A small tip for all those planning to join Turing, make sure that you have a good workstation set up at your home with good internet connectivity.

I am Olayinka Azeez from Nigeria. I work at Turing as a Pre Sales Engineer, primarily matching developers with clients. I like that I can work in an environment that allows me to be more productive. With non-remote jobs, there is always a struggle with the commute and traffic. But working at Turing, I don't have to worry about it :)

I am Faizan Khan from Agra, India, and I work at Turing.com as a Data Specialist. I am very happy to be a part of a global team that works remotely to build the best deep-jobs platform. The relocation was the biggest challenge for me in non-remote jobs. However, at Turing, I can work from the comfort of my home. I love the work culture and flexibility at Turing.com. If you are searching for jobs, I highly recommend going boundaryless and finding a remote job!

My name is Jaihind and I am from Chennai, India. I work at Turing as a Technical Content Writer which includes writing content for technical blogs, QCing, content revamp, SEO and content research, etc. I have been working at Turing for about 3 months and I can tell you that I love working here! The company has an amazing work culture, flexible work schedules, a liberal leave policy, and accommodating colleagues. The company has carefully woven its work culture in such a manner that employees don't feel the blues of working remotely. Full marks to the management in this regard. Some of the disadvantages that I had to face while working in a non-remote setting were crazy traffic, wastage of time and cost, moral fatigue that comes with too much traveling, etc. Just go ahead and take the interview. You're going to have a lifetime experience.

Hi, I'm Navneet from India. I am working as a pre -Sales Matcher at Turing for 4 months. The best thing about Turing is the remote culture. Earlier I had to stay out of my home for my job and it was one of my biggest problems, but now I can spend more time doing what I actually love.

My name is Graciana Salim, and I am from Argentina. I work at Turing.com as a Technical Recruiter. What I love the most about Turing is that I can work and get to know people from across the world. With non-remote jobs, I used to spend a lot of time commuting and getting stuck in traffic. However, now I have more time after work to spend with my family. My advice to aspiring candidates is that Working at Turing is amazing, everyone is so nice and helpful. It is wonderful to be a part of Turing

Hey, I am Radhika and I am from Indore, India. I work as a technical content writer at Turing.com and I write content for various verticals. I have been working here from the past 1.5 months. Turing offers a great work-life balance. Earlier, I had to travel daily to my job and I was not able to take out time for my family. In the past 1.5 months with Turing, I have been able to take out time for my family, work more efficiently, and there is no need to travel to the office daily. At the end of the day, it is really relaxing to know that you are enjoying a good work-life balance.

I am Ishtiyaque Alam from Ranchi, India, and I work at Turing.com as a Data Specialist. The one thing that I love about Turing is the flexible work hours. It helps me to focus on my work better and be more productive. The work culture is dynamic, and everyone is willing to help you out. I am delighted to be a part of the remote yet global environment!

Hi, my name is Akshay and I am from Pune, India. I have been a part of the marketing team at Turing.com for the past 1.5 months. I really enjoy working with the diverse team of Turing. Everyone is empathetic and so easy to work with.

I was not 100% sure about going 100% remote with work. But within no time, working with Turing has shown me the bright side of remote working. I don't have to get mentally prepared every day to go through the traffic to reach my office as I can work from the comfort of my home. I also have the liberty to choose my working hours and this gives me a lot of time for my family and friends. It has also helped me to enhance my productivity. And on top of all this, Turing offers a better compensation than what I would have gotten for a local job.

I am Rohit Paul from Kolkata, India, and I work at Turing as a Data Specialist. There are several opportunities to grow here, and I absolutely love the opportunity to have flexible work hours. Non-remote jobs demand you to travel daily hence consuming money and time. Whereas, at Turing, I can work from anywhere, anytime.

I am Vedasree. I am from Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. I work as a software engineer at Turing. What I love most about Turing is the flexibility. I can wake up late, get in some exercise, cook and do whatever I want. Then I can start working. There is no constant pressure to stick to those particular timings. I can run my errands without worrying about wasting my office time. Most non-remote jobs in my country or locality require us to reach the office on time even if it's raining or stuck in traffic and whatnot. And we are only given only a day or two for leaves no matter how serious the issue is. With Turing, there is no such constraint.

Hey, my name is Vedashri and I work with the pre-sales team at Turing. I, along with the team, am responsible for engaging with developers to ensure smooth onboarding, get to know about their preferences, and match them with the right opportunities at Turing.com. I also collaborate with the product team to ensure that the product enhancements are carried out according to the suggestions given by the internal team.

My job offers flexibility to work from anywhere in the world. I have been able to travel to 3 different countries with my spouse in the past 5 months without affecting my productivity and work. Turing's diverse work culture has also allowed me to meet different people from around the world.

Hello, my name is Adrian and I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I've been working for Turing for 6 months as a LATAM IT recruiter. Turing's flexible schedule and remote positions are two of its best features. While I worked in a non-remote office, I had to deal with a heavy commute even when going short distances to work. If I had one bit of advice for you when having a job interview it would be to be yourself, distinctive, proactive, and most important: be YOU!

Hi, I'm Amod Shinde from Goa, India. I'm a Software Engineer at Turing in the matching platform. It's been 6 months since I joined. Some of the things that I love about Turing are flexible work timings, unlimited leaves, great management, and no intensive workload, With local jobs, I used to end up spending around 3 hrs traveling in total. There was added work of packing tiffin, ironing clothes, etc. Added to that, traveling to work with extra traffic would add extra tiredness to the mind and body. With Turing, I have time to cook and maintain a healthy diet, I have extra time to spend on myself, improving my skills, working out, and spending time with my family. Now I am less bound by time. I have only scheduled meetings that I need to attend, the remaining I can use to finish the work as per my comfort. Often I travel to different cities and explore the places, I just need a good internet connection and my laptop to do my work. I literally can work from anywhere. If you want work-life balance, a remote job is a perfect job and Turing helps you get that. Also if you are looking for a remote job, the only disadvantage will be your body movement, so I recommend compulsorily joining a gym or doing physical activity every day ( and you will have ample of time for that). Set up a workstation at home so that you are focused when doing a remote job. This will speed up your work

Supportive, warm, and super-talented people to work with!

I'm a Content Writer at Turing.com and my work involves writing blogs and creating developer and customer-specific content for their website.

Non-remote jobs come with a bevy of constraints such as:
Endless commute
Traffic issues
Expensive commute
Unnecessary stress etc.

Since Turing operates remotely, you don't have to encounter such problems. It comes with all the remote work benefits like flexible working hours, 100% remote work, and the freedom to work at a time that suits you best.

What's even better is that you have the liberty to work with a super-talented global team from the comfort of your home. People at Turing are pretty warm and supportive, and I really enjoy working with them.

Some tips for people applying to Turing Jobs.
Analyze the assessment test patiently
Familiarize yourself with the basics of American English
Be proactive in the interview and ask questions to understand Turing better
Do your homework thoroughly on Turing website and social media handles

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Hey, I am Ravi Trivedi and I am from Mumbai, India. I am a part of the marketing team at Turing.com where I overlook all the processes across the content and SEO team. I've been a part of this team for the past 2 months and it has been a really good experience.

I enjoy the diverse work culture of Turing as I get to meet new people with innovative minds and new things to learn. I can approach anyone with a constructive suggestion and it is always welcomed. I also enjoy the flexible working hours and the fact that I can work from the comfort of my own home. It also allows me to enhance my productivity as it saves a lot of time that used to be spent while traveling to the office earlier. If you are looking for a job that will help you enhance your productivity and you'll get to work with the best talent, Turing is the best place for you