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"Assignments" from potential employers in Language Tech - is this normal?

Context: I come from a linguistics background and have several years of experience in my specialty within the field. I passed the first round of interviews for an EdTech learning company for a high-ish level role. They gave me an "assignment" to see how I would handle what I assume are issues they…

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  1. 2026-10-22 02:52 · r/LanguageTechnology
    "Assignments" from potential employers in Language Tech - is this normal?

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