I filled in an online form and made it through the first selection. Next up is a series of videos to tell you about the Kibin editing process, and the first of three tests. It takes serious commitment on your part--you're supposed to edit a 12-page document. They give you nine hours to do so. Be forewarned that they don't tell you what they're looking for (their editing categories and guidelines are very vague. I suspect it begins to make sense after you've worked for them for a while, but obviously that's not any help at this stage..) so you kind of have to guess at what the priorities are. The next morning, I got an email saying they weren't going to move forward; that they were looking for specific things that I apparently didn't address in my test. Kibin obviously can do its hiring process however it wants, however, I wonder why they feel the need to have you edit a 12-page document. Couldn't 4, or 6, or 8 have sufficed? That's a large chunk of my day taken up by a test.