In my case, it's a bait-and-switch. You're applying for a specific job, but they’re just stockpiling people for potential, unguaranteed gigs later. Future applicants, take note because you might be wasting your time. I went through the "interview" which is a language assessment and other assessments (logic, IQ based, etc). Multiple part series, spanning over a few days. Probably a couple hours total time. After it's completed I receive an email stating that I've been approved and accepted into the system and they'll contact me if a project appears that aligns with my background and availability. Problem is: I was never asked my availability and I was applying for a specific job from a job public job posting. Would have been nice to email a real person. Again, I applied for a specific training position. Not once did anything relate to the position I applied for. Never talked to a real person or ever had a real contact. This company is just stockpiling "potential" contractors. That's fine I guess, but they should specifically state this in their job listings. Please be aware of this before you apply.

I’ve completed two tests so far. Each question had its own timer — for example, one MSQ was limited to 50 seconds, and there were ten MCQs timed similarly. This way, instead of the normal 15 minutes for 15 MCQ it was 1 min for MCQ