Can you imagine applying to a job and not sending a resume?
It seems like an unfathomable concept but it’s become a reality.
TripleByte has eliminated the need for resumes in order to revamp the hiring process for technical jobs.
TripleByte aims to break the traditional hiring process.
They want coders to be tested on their technical skills, not just their credentials. They have laid out a Manifesto on their site explaining the need to standardize the hiring process, in order to make it fair and accessible for everyone.
Honestly, no one looks forward to interviews.
They’re awkward and uncomfortable and typically don’t provide the right atmosphere for making the best first impression. The founders at TripleByte propose a more transparent interview process.
An interview map
That is why they provide a link to their interview guide directly on their site. No one is looking to trick people out of a job.
They want the candidates to be prepared, or at least have the opportunity to be prepared.
The technical hiring processes that exist now make it hard for candidates to interview well. In the end, it hurts the potential employees and the companies.
The makers of TripleByte believe that consistency is key.
This means creating a standard scoring system, sharing compensation statistics, and providing feedback for candidates to improve. In the end, it is about adaptability and technical capabilities.
Don’t think without a resume that a job is guaranteed
Through TripleByte, candidates take an online coding test for free in order to evaluate technical abilities.
After the test, people have the chance to be matched with companies in need of someone with their skillset.
TripleByte works with Reddit, Quora, Dropbox and many more major players in the tech industry.
They pitch to you
After that, companies pitch to you and you speed ahead to the final interviews.
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Basically, it is like having a personal assistant by your side to find the ideal job. The goal is to match up the right employers and employees and eliminate the obstacles that typically stand in the way.
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Natalie is a Staff Writer at The American Genius and co-founded an Austin creative magazine called Almost Real Things. When she is not writing, she spends her time making art, teaching painting classes and confusing people. In addition to pursuing a writing career, Natalie plans on getting her MFA to become a Professor of Fine Art.
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