Without specifics, I was expected to understand common JS techniques, such as variable scope, and OO-programming. A predefined list of tests were written to ensure accuracy, and the question was iterative, meaning we built upon the previous solution. The interviewer was happy to help along the way
Why you want to work here
tell me about your duties as asst.front end manager in the firsh interview. Second interview, "let's talk about money because this is usually a determining point- what kind of hourly wage are you expecting?"
Why do you want to work here?
Implement this in JS then in python for bonus points: var init = "RR..LRL"; var animation = new Animation(init); Displays "XX..XXX" animation.animate(3); Displays ".X.XX.." What is happening here is that the R character should go to the right based on the input from animate, and L should go to the Left based on the amount in the animate function.
2nd stage: Technical Exercise Introduced me as a very simple React exercise to be done in around 2 hours. It was a table that would be filled by submissions of a form.
I do not remember specifically the questions, but they were puzzles to see the way one approaches problems.
Can we check out some of the work you've done and what your process was like to get to the end results? What kind of results did you see from this work from a user/engagement perspective?
In you opinion what are your strengths and weaknesses?
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