Round 1 - 90% questions on JS fundamentals and concepts, 10% on HTML and CSS Round 2 - Performing an operation on a given object. Followed by multiple questions about guessing outputs of JS snippets, focused on JS concepts such as hoisting. Round 3 - Performing an operation on an array of objects. Followed by multiple questions around JS concepts, functional programming, and React components,.
Component communication in Angular, angular decorators, use of NgIf in Angular
how do you communicate between ReactJS components?
Could you tell me about a project you proud of?
Difference between debounce vs throtlling ReactDOM vs VirtualDOM Class Components vs Functional Components program to write the calculation of PI using tylor series(formula is given)
Recruiter screening First round more technical interview to discuss your background and get to know more about the role you're applying for. Take home challenge - in my case it was to make a simple UI. No expectation of spending hours and hours on it at all. Technical interview - based around the take home challenge, discussing your decision making, what more you might do with it, extending the solution a little bit etc., plus some discussion about previous roles and experience Final interview - meet the team you would be joining, discussing the cultural/behavioural fit
What is your model of thinking? How would you approach so and so problem?
what is closure in Javascript? list.map vs list.forEach? what is a promise?
Tell me a time when you didn't achieve what you had planned
Basic React JS, Javascript, Project related optimisation.
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