The interview was for an hour. The interviewer asked basic Angular, JS, HTML, and CSS questions.

The interview process was very smooth. The interviewer was also quite friendly.

There was no managerial round, so a lot of my questions were never answered.

Rest everything was good. But I felt there should be more transparency. The candidate, if selected, should get some insights about the career path and the kind of work they'll be doing once they join the organization.

It felt as if they were hiring to add more people to their bench strength.

There was a good joining bonus and other perks, but the in-hand salary offered was way below the industry standards.

1. Explain the CSS box model.

2. What's the difference between let, const, and var?

3. What's the difference between a Promise and an Observable?

4. What is an async method?

5. How is a Subject different from a Behavior Subject?

6. Explain closures with an example.

7. Why is Dependency Injection (DI) done in Angular?

8. How is a directive different from a component?

9. Explain all the Lifecycle hooks in Angular.

10. Explain lazy loading in Angular.

11. How do you restrict access to routes?

12. How does an interceptor work in Angular, and what are its uses?

13. What is an async pipe?

14. What's the difference between display: block and display: inline?

15. Explain all the display properties.

16. What are a function and a mixin in SCSS?

17. How can one use a set of SCSS class properties in another class or classes?

18. What's the difference between visibility: hidden and display: none?

...And many more basic questions on Angular, HTML, and JavaScript.

There were also some questions on AngularJS (v1.x).