CodeDrills is a SaaS product designed to streamline the hiring process for tech experts. It offers features such as custom candidate pipelines, coding assessments, proctoring, analysis dashboards, and detailed test reports. The platform supports candidate tracking and is suitable for companies looking to efficiently find and assess candidates.
Allows users to tailor candidate limits per test, accommodating varying hiring needs.
Enables customization of candidate profiles by adding specific fields to gather relevant information.
Offers a library of skills that can be standardized or customized according to company requirements.
Tracks and manages candidates through different stages of the hiring process.
Provides tools to monitor candidates during assessments to ensure integrity and authenticity.
Generates comprehensive reports on candidate performance and test results for better decision-making.
Facilitates real-time coding interviews with audio support, enabling interactive assessments.
Allows assigning roles and permissions to team members to manage hiring activities efficiently.
Features billing controls for managing and projecting hiring expenses.
Provides insights and analytics on candidate performance and recruitment metrics.
Offers dedicated customer support for resolving issues quickly via email and chat.
Allows you to filter problems by tags and difficulty, making it easier to find problems relevant to your interest.
Option to hide problems that have already been solved, helping users focus on unsolved problems.
Displays the number of users who have solved each problem, giving insights into problem popularity and difficulty.
Shows the difficulty level of each problem, categorized as Easy or Medium, to help users assess and choose challenges appropriate for their level.
Allows companies to quickly post job openings to attract candidates. This feature is prominently displayed to facilitate easy job posting by recruiters.
Calculate the number of connected groups of '1's, called islands, in a grid of '0's and '1's. A cell is connected if it is directly adjacent vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
Accepts an array of strings, each character being '0' or '1' to form a rectangular grid for processing.
Outputs the number of islands detected in the provided grid format.
Challenge to find all permutations of integers from 1 to n without using library functions for permutations.
Provides examples to clarify what the input and output should be, helping to understand the problem.
Specifies a time limit of 1000ms and a memory limit of 262144 KiB to optimize solutions.
Allows users to solve computational problems with real-time feedback and submissions.
Provides sample input and output to illustrate the problem requirements.
Enables users to view and manage their submissions for the problem.
Offers detailed explanations and solutions to the problem, available in a dedicated tab.
Allows users to evaluate valid mathematical expressions consisting of non-negative integers with basic arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /). The evaluation adheres to standard mathematical rules and supports calculations using a 64-bit signed integer.
Provides example test cases where users can see sample expressions and the corresponding outputs, helping them understand the problem requirements and expected results.
Users can log in to submit their solutions, which will be evaluated based on the provided inputs and outputs.
Allows users to write and test code directly on the page, supporting various programming languages, themes, and key mappings.
Provides a clear and concise description of the programming problem, including input and output examples to guide users.
Offers sample input and output to help users understand the expected solutions and test their code.