Can't provide specifics due to NDA, but the questions in each round were extremely thoughtful, intentional, important, and reasonable. No "what's your greatest weakness" or fizzbuzz nonsense, it was all highly relevant to the job and great for determining values/culture fit. I was SO impressed with the interviewing questions, it was unlike any interview I'd had before (engineering or otherwise), and it's what convinced me that this was the place I want to be.
Open-ended question: design a mobile app for a museum.
What is hoisting , closures and Es6 features
Basic javascript- hoisting, bubbling etc and in angular- directives, pipes
Tell me about your experience and interest in automation testing
What are aria labels. Coding test for a responsive restaurant application.
He was having 3 question into mind and finished the interview in 5 min. 1. JavaScript have which data Structure for Array? 2. What is eventloop? 3. Which type of structure SQL use?
Technical: Javascript, OOP, HTML5, CSS, jQuery, Angular, Bootstrap, Responsive design, Github
1. Hackerrank: 5 UI/FE related questions, two easy/average algo problems in JS (nothing like binary trees, etc. but a real-life problem), plenty of time to do this. 2. Code Review - I was tasked to conduct React/TS code review on a PR consisting of 4 files. The focus was not only on the functionality but on performance, accessibility, maintainability, and readability too. 3. Questions - UI/FE related questions inside Miro. You are presented with a wireframe and asked how would you code it (without actually coding it - you are just discussing). Other questions were focused on FE security, accessibility, etc. Be aware, that they are going to ask you more and more questions about a specific topic (going deep) until you are not able to answer - it's not bad to say "Yeah this I don't know anymore." 4. Behavioral Interview - classic behavioral questions like conflicts with colleagues, co-op styles, your failures, achievements, etc. They are going to send you a link to the STAR method before, so check that out - they expect you to answer according to this format here.
Html: tags, semantic html, accesibility Css: selectors, pseudo classes and elements, box sizing, specificity Js: closures, hoisting, ES6, prototype, classes, operators, loops, objects, array methods, scope
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