01//Traditional hiring
Sending applications
Your résumé competes for attention.
You wait for a reply.
Your skills can get overlooked.
Complete coding and language assessments, plus a personality questionnaire. Employers can review your results and invite you to discuss a role, with the salary range included.
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Waiting for a reply
You apply, then wait without knowing where you stand.
02
Repeating the same steps
Another company. Another test of skills you have already demonstrated.
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Missing the right connection
The right employer may never see what you can do.
How it works
Complete practical coding and language assessments, plus a Big Five personality questionnaire. Give employers a structured view of your skills and work-style preferences.
Your technical, language, and personality results form a score out of 3,000. Employers can review those results and compare how your profile matches a specific role.
Employers review matching profiles and choose whom to contact. See the role and salary range in the invitation, then decide whether to start a conversation.
Nort flips the script
BuildaprofileemployersonNortcandiscover.
Reusecompletedassessmentsacrossrolesthatrequirethesameskills.
Reviewtheroleandsalaryrangebeforedecidingwhichconversationstopursue.
01//Traditional hiring
Your résumé competes for attention.
You wait for a reply.
Your skills can get overlooked.
Nort
Bring your assessment results together.
Help employers understand your skills.
Give them a reason to reach out.
Nort Score · Overall
1,640/ 3,000
See the role and salary range in the first message. You decide which invitations to accept.
Invitation
We'd like to discuss a Senior Backend Engineer role on our team.
Behind the assessments

A Big Five–based questionnaire that describes personality traits and work-style preferences.

An adaptive language assessment aligned with the CEFR framework for describing language proficiency.

Practical code review, debugging, and programming tasks in a working development environment.
Nort is a reverse recruiting platform for developers. You complete assessments and build a profile employers can discover based on their role requirements. Employers choose whom to contact, and you choose which conversations to pursue.
Nort is for developers at different experience levels who want to show their skills and connect with employers. Opportunities depend on the roles available and how your profile matches their requirements.
Nort brings technical, language, and personality assessment results into one profile. Employers can compare those results before reaching out, and invitations include the role and salary range.
No. Nort is a technology platform. It matches assessment results with job requirements and helps employers compare profiles. Recruiters choose whom to contact, interview, and hire.
The Nort Score combines technical, language, and personality assessment results, with up to 1,000 points each and 3,000 in total. Your match for a particular role also depends on its requirements, so the highest overall score is not always the first profile in that ranking.
The technical assessment uses practical code review, debugging, and programming tasks in a browser-based IDE. It focuses on skills you use at work. Employers may still ask additional questions or conduct interviews.
Completed results can be reused for roles requiring the same assessments on Nort. A different technology or language may require an additional assessment. Check your assessment journey for the steps required for your profile.
Timing varies by assessment and the skills you choose to demonstrate. Review the instructions and time limit before starting each assessment.
Available plans and any charges are shown during onboarding before you choose a plan. Review the current terms there, including any offer that applies to your account.
You agree to start a conversation with the employer. You can discuss the role, ask questions, and arrange an interview. Accepting an invitation is not accepting a job offer.
Reverse recruiting platform for developers