ReviewNet authors write questions that evaluate the hands-on experience of job candidates in technical positions. As a ReviewNet Question Author, you will have the opportunity to show off your talent by writing a few questions in your area of expertise. Some authors may be commissioned by ReviewNet to write questions for a specific topic, but most authors write about their specialty to share their expertise, gain industry exposure, and expand their network. Read More
Contest Judges write the contest questions for WizardHunt challenges and select the winner of the contest based on the contest results. They also earn a fee for serving as a Contest Judge and can choose to be recognized as such or to stay anonymous. Each contest may have a variety of contest questions, including mechanically scorable questions and judged open ended questions, as determined by the Contest Judge and WizardHunt staff. Read More
As an Independent Technical Interviewer, you'll screen and evaluate technical job candidates for ReviewNet customers. They may use ReviewNet testing as part of the interview. The interview generally consists of a call or meeting between the Interviewer and the ReviewNet customer, followed by a call or meeting with the candidate, and concluded with an oral or written evaluation presented to the customer. Read More
Members of WizardHunt are eligible to become members of The ReviewNet Test Advisory Panel. Test Advisory Panel members conduct test reviews of existing or newly constructed ReviewNet tests, and can suggest new questions for existing ReviewNet tests. Conducting these reviews is not compensated, but does increase your visibility and reputation which lead to more paid gig opportunities.