HackerEarth: Validity and reliability of assessments

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HackerEarth: Validity and reliability of assessments

In today's competitive marketplace, one of the main challenges faced by organizations is to hire the right personnel for the number of jobs in the organization. This is where a skill-assessment software with a library of questions is helpful. The purpose of this document is to provide information about the validity and reliability of HackerEarth's assessments to hiring managers and human resource professionals.

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