Set up your skills strategy with HackerRank

Set up your skills strategy in a flash

Build a skills strategy that actually works, actually scales, and actually keeps up with ever-evolving skills. Our plug-and-play skills taxonomy gets you up and running fast and keeps your skills current without the hassle.

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Put skills at the front of your organization

The old standbys for evaluating talent can only get you so far in today’s market. Job descriptions and degrees are imprecise measures and ultimately, you have to hope for the best. That’s why companies are increasingly emphasizing skills over pedigree. Skills are specific. You’re replacing a best guess with GPS. And when you have a shared skills strategy anchored in our world-class skills taxonomy, you can navigate your future with confidence.

Identify skills consistently

Take the guesswork out of mapping roles to skills and find the right talent with greater precision.

Keep your skills current

Maintain a constantly updated and validated skills taxonomy with little hassle.

Measure skills reliably

Use experiential challenges mapped to in-demand skills to ensure fair, valid, accurate collection of skills data.

Speak the same language

Adopting a common skills taxonomy reduces confusion, accelerates hiring velocity, and facilitates internal mobilization.

Set it and (mostly) forget it

You don’t have time to manually operate an effective skills strategy. And you shouldn’t have to. We’ll help you automate from start to finish.

Test real-world skills

How you measure skills is critical. We use hands-on challenges in real coding environments to understand proficiency at a deeper level than you’ll ever get with multiple choice.

Standardize your hiring process

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Skills mapping

Expert IO Psychologists map your custom skills taxonomy to our out-of-the-box skills taxonomy.

Content Validation

A local validation study in which experts link test content to job requirements to establish and document the job relatedness of technical tests.

Assessment Content Management

Continued development of content and maintenance of assessments.

Job Analysis

A scientific analysis of one or more roles in your organization to identify the important duties for the role and the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) that enable success.

Criterion Validation

A local validation study that establishes a correlation between test scores and job performance.

Adverse Impact Analysis

An analysis of group differences in test scores or passing rates and recommendations for reducing them, if observed.