A full-stack engineer is a technical expert in web and software development. They can handle almost every aspect of development, from servers to systems engineering and databases. During an interview, you can expect both technical questions and questions to determine your interpersonal and communication skills.
Introduce yourself. Interviewer and I had a back and forth so his questions regarding my experiences were pretty much answered then. For the coding challenge, given a list of numbers and a target number, find the two numbers in the list that would add up to the target.
so the basic logical question is like : if you have unlimited source of water and marked 9 ltr and 4 ltr of water Container. How can you fill exact 6 ltr of water from it.
Turn on your camera show 360 view of your room
How are you going to solve one of the production problem that we have (blab blab bla.....) Sorry focks, the hiring manager (Indian accent, not good in English). He was not interviewing, but I felt as if he is trying to figure out a solution himself to save his but. So recruiters please do not support managers who conducts interviews to get free solutions.
Technical: What are the OOP concepts. Difference between classes, abstract classes and interfaces. What is a Deadlock situation in muti threading
3-4 very basic technical questions like: What all frameworks did you used Architecture of your project. Deployment process Where have you deployed your application.
Which company do you like? why? what is special about them?
Technical Interview (Hackerrank, 60 minutes) Two interviewers gave me two tasks (frontend and backend). Frontend task: Fetch & render list + same, but with user input. Backend task: Given the array of hotels (hotel_id, name) and an array of reviews (hotel_id, score). Return array of hotels with an average review score. Calculate time complexity.
F2F: 2 - Frontend (Two interviewers) Create a function to fetch and render an array of stocks (stock_id, stock_name, price). Follow up questions: - Automatically refresh data (your solution must be "user-friendly". ex. re-render every 3 seconds) - Create an additional list of "3 Favorite stocks" and link it to the bottom of the page. (use "div", use position: fixed; bottom: 0). On this step, they asked a lot about CSS Position (absolute, fixed, etc) - What if there are 10000+ stocks? Should we render them all? Should we re-fetch them all? (Answer: re-fetch/re-render only first N of stocks + re-fetch/re-render favorite stocks)
Explain the component lifecycle methods in React.
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