Turing often gets praised for how quickly it can rematch developers with new clients if a contract ends, and that is one of the selling points that attracts a lot of people to the platform. But some developers seem skeptical and say the rematch experience depends heavily on your skill set and how in-demand your specialization is at any given time. It is hard to know how much of the positive talk is based on real experience versus marketing. Have you personally experienced the rematch process on Turing, and did it go as smoothly as people suggest?
Ask Is the Turing rematch rate actually as high as people say?
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