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A developer test is an assessment of programming or engineering work. It may involve a coding exercise, code review or discussion; its value depends on what the role actually requires.
An assessment should make the expected work and evaluation criteria clear. A long unpaid production task deserves scrutiny, even when described as a test.
Compare the exercise with the role and agree scope before starting.
Before accepting an exercise, a candidate asks which skills it assesses, the expected effort, how the work will be reviewed and whether submitted code will be used commercially.
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Compare the exercise with the role and agree scope before starting.
Ask for the evaluation criteria and expected effort. Clarify payment and intellectual-property terms. Do not expose private repositories or credentials.
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