The need to build a superior level of assessments meant having a library of questions and challenges that are not available on any online platforms. It also meant that they wanted to stay on top of it and needed it to be replenished continuously.
HackerEarth’s growing library of 16,000+ questions addressed this perfectly. This also meant that they could assess 900+ skills across 40+ programming languages. For every campus drive, the recruitment team started off with a MCQ test and filtered out the top 20% of the candidates by applying a cut-off score on their dashboard. These top 20% students were then invited to take a coding assessment.
Over the past 1 year, RootQuotient has onboarded 25 key members to their technical team and a few more were onboarded as interns. The recruiting team has leveraged HackerEarth’s Assessment solutions to simplify the initial screening processes at over 15 campuses they visited. They have also managed to cut down their heavy dependency on their technical team from 5-10 people to just 1 person now for choosing the questions. This frees up their tech resources to focus more on their day-to-day responsibilities.