The first round includes two tasks: a probability exam and a programming exam. The probability exam consisted of 20 questions at the university level, and you had to type in the correct answer. The second task was a programming challenge involving people rotating and throwing balls to the nearest person. The code was not reviewed by a human; instead, it was automatically checked to determine whether the output was correct.

When you don’t pass the first round, instead of rejecting you outright, they ask you to complete a research task. After you finish it, they reject you anyway and provide no feedback. These are pretty shady companies, yet they claim to be "transparent."