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I was introduced to Turing through a friend who sang praises about their remote work culture. Now I’m writing this during the infamous 2020-21 pandemic where the world was forced to go remote. But here was a company which has been bridging the geographical gaps and vaulting over the language barriers for years! Curious, I decided to apply for a position as a Content Writer and sent in my resume. I didn’t really expect much out of it, after all I had no experience working for a global company, only ever having worked at local companies but they got back to me quick!

The interview and onboarding process was seamless. What came as a shock to me was how much free reign was handed to you. Of course there are certain deadlines to be met, but working with people from all kinds of time zones is a unique experience all together. The kinds of doors that open up for your career when you work with Turing are endless. You learn and grow with the best in the industry, in a global setting where the standards of work and the culture are impeccable, and as close to perfection as you can get.

The work culture is joyfully relaxed where you are encouraged to reach out to as many people as possible, across countries and departments. One would assume that remote working can get pretty lonely, but not at Turing! There is so much going on that it’s sometimes hard to keep track of all the organized chaos. Chess championships, Christmas games, Fitness challenges… you name it!

There is no one breathing down your neck, communication is encouraged and asking for guidance has never been so easy yet sublime. It’s not very often where you wake up on a Monday morning and DON’T feel that dread creeping in as you face another long week of work. Your home is your work place; you are in your most comfortable zone, working during hours that you picked out and at a company whose work culture is like Wonderland! It’s almost unbelievably magical how many aspects seem to be perfectly aligned to suit your comfort!

To anyone considering growing your career at Turing: Come Aboard, I say! We are a growing family and would love to have more talented people join us! As they say, the more the merrier! I hope that my Turing Review has been helpful in some way!

When I started my journey as a freelance product designer, I was excited about the things to come but also very aware of the challenges that I would have to face.

The main struggle I had been dealing with was the need to invest most of my supposed free time into finding new clients and getting new projects. Usually, the projects I found by myself were short-term and, most of the time, not very exciting. This task alone was overwhelming, and it was taking its toll on the expectations that I had about being an independent professional.

I signed up to the Turing jobs platform with the idea that they were just another job board that would simply put me in touch with potential clients, but I couldn't be happier to be proven otherwise. So here goes my Turing review:

Turing finds me outstanding tech projects that match my abilities, take care of all the agreement details, and follow my relationship with clients every step of the way.

You feel fully engaged in a Silicon Valley tech start-up without sacrificing the perks that come with the freelance life. At the same time, you don't have to worry about late payments nor continuously looking for new projects. Turing is always paying attention to you and your projects, they feel like a professional companion.
Now I can truly say that I'm making the most of my career as a Turing remote freelance product designer, working with innovative tech start-ups across the USA, and stepping up my skills every day. In the meantime, I get all the free time I need and want, and the professional stability too, to do the things I couldn't do before.

I'm a Goan from India. I work at Turing as a software engineer for the matching platform. I've been working here for 6 months. Flexible work hours, unrestricted time off, excellent management, and a light workload are just a few things I appreciate about Turing. With local employment, I used to wind up traveling for a total of about three hours. There was additional work, such as packing lunches and ironing clothes. Additionally, the extra traffic from the commute to work would make the body and mind even more exhausted. With Turing, I have more time to take care of myself, develop my talents, exercise, and spend time with my family. I also have more time to cook and keep a nutritious diet. I'm no longer constrained by time. Only one of my scheduled meetings is mandatory; the rest of the time I can use it to complete the task at my convenience. I frequently visit new cities and explore the areas; all I need for business is a laptop and a strong internet connection. I can essentially work from anywhere. A remote job is ideal employment if you seek work-life balance, and Turing can help you acquire one. Additionally, if you're looking for a remote job, the sole drawback will be your lack of physical activity, thus I advise compelled gym membership or daily exercise ( you will have ample time for that ). To stay focused while working remotely, set up a workspace at home.

Pros:
- Great work culture
- Work-life balance
- Global workforce
- Flexibility in work hours

Cons:
Didn’t find any


I've been working as a Developer Success Specialist in the Turing Developer Success Team for about 5 months. I provide Orientation Sessions for developers who have completed the whole selection process and have been assigned a customer. I'm also a Yoga Instructor, and I'm now doing Chair Yoga Sessions for P3 developers as well as the internal staff. Turing's objective to release the world's latent human potential appeals to me since it fills a vacuum in global job prospects. Turing is also one of my favorite companies since it allows me to maintain a healthy work-life balance while also allowing me to visit my family anytime I want. Prior to joining Turing, I had to divide my vacation time between proper vacations and visits to my parents. My schedule has become a lot more flexible now that I have limitless time off and the option to work from any place. Working a non-remote job has its drawbacks, such as needing to commute every day and being continuously interrupted by people passing by my office. Turing is the place for you if you prefer working hard in a courteous and enjoyable atmosphere, communicating with people from all over the world, and staying at home with your loved ones (even your pets):-)

At Turing.com, I work with the content team and help them out with developer facing content and copy efforts. 

Personally for me, most of the best opportunities would require relocation to another city away from where my home is. That could be in another state or even neighbouring cities. This comes with a lot of costs and commitments. 

So earlier even before you were sure of committing to a job for a long period of time, you have to invest in ten different things to be able to start and see how it actually is your cup of tea. And I feel that's a really that majority of the workforce in my network lives with on a day to day basis. 

But I had zero worries while joining up with Turing! And to no surprise, it has turned out to be so much more than I expected! I'm definitely holding onto this cup of tea :)

If you wish to join Turing, I'd say just put your best foot forward and showcase the extent of your talent. It will definitely speak for itself, and Turing's ears are always seeking the sound of talented folks! 


My role mainly requires me to write blogs, work on scripts for videos and conduct interviews. The best part about Turing is the flexibility it provides with time and the fact that I do not have to step out for work. I save a lot of time that would otherwise go in commute and utilize that in taking time out for myself and my hobbies. One thing that really troubled me in a non-remote job was the fact that I had to get up at least about a couple of hours before the office would begin to get ready and leave for work. At times, it would take about an hour to book an Uber due to the surge in demand for a cab in the early hours of the day. Traffic was another issue. Other than that, the flexibility of time was also a problem. I would not get time to work on my hobbies or skill-sets. Turing has helped me overcome these issues. The flexibility it provides has helped me manage my time better. Working remote has always been a dream, and now that I can work from anywhere, I'd rather work from a hill station than from a cubicle. Honestly, if you're super skilled in your field of work, there is nothing else you need to worry about. In fact, once you join the organization, you are going to have a lot of fun (apart from work, of course)!

Work-Life is Awesome and joyful and I feel blessed to work here. Every day and every meeting gives me goosebumps and pushes me to do exceptionally well and climb up the ladder of success and financial independence. I learned \countless things from the Human Resource we created across the globe. Management is always close to your heart so you can share your concerns with them in a clear and concise manner.

Money is not the only thing to earn but as a career, it is one of the most important things to establish oneself and upgrade his/her lifestandards. 

The hardest part is to hear the new team members have more payscale than me :P :)
The most enjoyable part is expecting a hike in salary, promotion, and Overall success of Turing.com.   

I would have said no cons if I would have got a hike or appraisal after six months but I haven't received any, I don't know whether they are aware of my increment or not since they have hired a lot of new members in my team these days. 

I dont want to end my career with Turing because it is the BEST here. But I want to be more motivated.

I'm from Santa Rita do Sapucaí, a little Brazilian city. My primary responsibility at Turing is to automate test execution using scripts written by manual testers in order to maintain a high standard of quality. I have been employed here since February 2022. I adore the enthusiasm that is evident throughout this. All of the demos exhibit a pretty fantastic level of assurance and excitement. Another crucial aspect is that everyone in this community is highly supportive and engaged. Working remotely is a wonderful blessing for me since it allows me to have the best life balance possible by juggling my personal and business obligations in a balanced manner. There isn't much traffic where I reside in Brazil's little city; the issue for me, however, was the period of time I spent away from my house. Because I was constantly hustling and worried about everything that would take up my time during the course of my workdays, I was unable to really appreciate the time I spent with my family. I am confident that at Turing, I won't waste my time on pointless activities.

Turing is the one company in my professional life where I've had people believe in my ability to accomplish my job. They have aided my professional development by assisting me in excelling at work and learning new skills. At the beginning of my professional career, I had a non-remote position. To go to my office, I had to drive for two hours. The challenge was exacerbated by the harsh weather conditions. As a result, my health suffered and I became dissatisfied with my job. In addition, the learning scope was limited, and the circle was also narrow. Turing was a gift that fulfilled every item on my wish list. Without any external distractions, I am able to work with the best attitude possible. I am able to maintain my physical and mental fitness. I spend time with my friends and family without the burden of having to rush to work in the morning. Turing's second strong suit is its people and works culture. Be confident in your abilities. It will make clearing all of your Turing interviews rounds a cakewalk.

Pros:
- Great work culture
- Work-life balance
- Global workforce
- Flexibility in work hours

Cons:
Didn’t find any

Turing, a once-promising company in the tech industry, has been marred by poor leadership and a toxic work environment. Despite its initial potential, the company's journey has been marred by a series of setbacks, primarily stemming from leadership issues at the top. The culture within Turing has turned toxic, negatively impacting employee morale and productivity.
Moreover, the company has experienced three rounds of significant layoffs, resulting in instability and fear among the remaining workforce. These layoffs have not only affected the company's reputation but have also impacted its ability to retain top talent and sustain a cohesive working environment.
The combination of bad leadership, a toxic culture, and multiple rounds of layoffs has taken a toll on Turing, hindering its growth and leaving it in a precarious position within the industry. Without substantial changes in leadership and a concerted effort to revamp its culture, the company's future remains uncertain.

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