The final interview had some questions I wasn't expecting. They were more about me as a person (favorite movies, etc...). I had the impression that this was more of a "getting to know you" interview as the questions revolved around how I handled myself in life and different situations.
Round 1: 1. Work Experience and project explanation in brief. 2. Questions around JS basic concepts. 3. Implementation of some problems in react : Live coding on any code editor. Implement a slider for components, slide them automatically after a certain time interval. 4. Few questions on JS outputs. Round 2 & 3: These were a mix of technical + managerial questions, few HTML & CSS questions were also asked. Project discussion, puzzles etc. ** Just go through JS & React (or Angular) core concepts and few simple puzzles. **
What is Micro and Macro task in JS
### Task 1 1. Ensure it remains fixed. 2. Listen to `window` mousemove and `window` resize events. 3. Remove event listeners. ### Task 2 1. Implement `async/await`. 2. Add handling for an empty articles list. 3. Limit results to 10 articles and sort them alphabetically. ### Task 3 1. Adhere to Semantic HTML standards. 2. Fetch comments for the article. ### Task 4 1. Suggest improvements to the codebase. 2. Recommend tooling to facilitate developer collaboration.
What are different ways you could optimize a component? What's your understanding of functional programming?
What other features would you add to your project if given more time?
Name Game application development. Using their employee API, Figma designs, and list of requirements, create a game to match an employee's name to their headshot. After the interview, I repurposed it to use celebrities instead of their staff and added it to my portfolio of side projects. Experience with accessibility? Second round of collaborative session was adding keyboard-only navigation to the app. Model a deck of cards and how you'd shuffle them. Model the data you'd need for an e-commerce shop and single product page.
Q: Non-disclosed. (Be sure to know javascript pretty well).
Front-end assessment you are asked to do some DOM manipulation. Feedback I received is that I could have communicated my approach up-front a bit more.
- Aptitude Test and Personality Assessment - Take Home Coding Test (General programming / DSA) - 1-2 Behavioral Interview Panel Sessions - 3 Technical Interview Panel Sessions (React, API Design, DSA)
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