Front End Engineer Interview Questions

Front End Engineer Interview Questions

Un Front end engineer si occupa dell'esperienza utente di un software o di un'app. Durante un colloquio, dovrai dimostrare di comprendere i principi del UX/UI design, di voler contribuire alla realizzazione di un codice ottimizzato per l'offerta di prodotti e di voler collaborare con i back-end engineer alla risoluzione dei problemi. Aspettati domande sulla tua esperienza tecnica e di design, nonché sulle tue competenze di gestione dei membri del team.

Domande tipiche dei colloqui per Front end engineer e come rispondere

Question 1

Domanda 1: Qual è il flusso di lavoro o lo stile di gestione che preferisci?

How to answer
Come rispondere: Descrivi quali strumenti e metodologie usi durante lo sviluppo di un prodotto. Parla delle strategie che usi per lavorare con un'ampia varietà di stakeholder, tra cui clienti, reparto vendite e marketing e back-end engineer. Usa esempi specifici per mostrare come il tuo flusso di lavoro ha avuto successo ed esprimi anche la volontà di adattarti e cambiare se necessario.
Question 2

Domanda 2: Come gestisci le fasi di test, le revisioni e il controllo delle versioni?

How to answer
Come rispondere: Gran parte del ruolo di Front end engineer riguarda quei dettagli minuziosi che rendono fluida l'esperienza dell'utente. Evidenzia che capisci l'importanza di un codice pulito e corretto, dei protocolli di test e della gestione delle versioni. Usa esempi di metodologie che hai implementato e fornisci dettagli sui problemi che sei stato in grado di gestire o risolvere.
Question 3

Domanda 3: Cosa ti entusiasma di più nell'area UX/UI?

How to answer
Come rispondere: Una domanda come questa ti offre l'opportunità di dimostrare che sei appassionato di ingegneria front end. Spiega come integri il design centrato sull'utente nei tuoi progetti e le filosofie a cui ti ispiri. Specifica i libri o gli articoli che hai letto e di cui hai apprezzato i contenuti. Se possibile, parla dei cambiamenti che prevedi e di come secondo te il design e la tecnologia si adatteranno a questi cambiamenti.

21,103 front end engineer interview questions shared by candidates

1. To add an HTTP request to the search engine, then log a result depending on the# of pages and requirements. 2. Use DP to implement a Knapsack-like problem. Restrictions on time complexity. 3. Implement a to-do list's delete method on website.
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Front End Developer

Interviewed at IBM

3.9
Apr 10, 2019

1. To add an HTTP request to the search engine, then log a result depending on the# of pages and requirements. 2. Use DP to implement a Knapsack-like problem. Restrictions on time complexity. 3. Implement a to-do list's delete method on website.

You are given an array of N elements in the form "property1: value1; property2: value2;...;propertyX: valueX;" for some some N and any X. There is also another array of M elements of the form "property: value". You are supposed to write an algorithm to remove every element in the N length array that has a "property: value" pair in the M length array. The trick is that the most intuitive solution of iterating through the M array and filtering the N array at each element is already written. You must come up with a solution that solves the problem in less than O(NM) time.
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Front End Engineer

Interviewed at Meta

3.6
Oct 17, 2018

You are given an array of N elements in the form "property1: value1; property2: value2;...;propertyX: valueX;" for some some N and any X. There is also another array of M elements of the form "property: value". You are supposed to write an algorithm to remove every element in the N length array that has a "property: value" pair in the M length array. The trick is that the most intuitive solution of iterating through the M array and filtering the N array at each element is already written. You must come up with a solution that solves the problem in less than O(NM) time.

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Front End Developer

Interviewed at LinkedIn

3.8
Jan 8, 2019

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