I applied online. The process took 3 weeks.

Interview process:

• Technical Interview - covered core JavaScript, React concepts (hooks, reconciliation, HOCs, performance patterns), and some architecture discussion.
• Managerial Round - discussed past projects, experience, and team fit.
• Online Assessment - sent after both interviews were cleared, which was unexpected as I assumed the technical round already covered this. The assessment had three sections: React, React Native, and Angular. Since the role was specifically for React, I was not prepared for the other two sections. Upon attempting to submit, the platform prompted a confirmation to submit without completing the remaining sections. I confirmed and submitted, expecting it to be evaluated based on the relevant (React) section alone.

Outcome: Received a rejection email immediately after submission - within seconds - which suggests it may have been an automated outcome tied to incomplete sections, rather than an actual evaluation of my answers.

What I'd flag for other candidates: If you're applying for a specific tech stack role (e.g., React), be aware the assessment may still include unrelated stacks (e.g., Angular, React Native), and it wasn't made clear beforehand whether all sections are mandatory. I'd recommend confirming with your recruiter beforehand whether partial submission affects the outcome.

Overall, the interview rounds themselves were reasonable and professional, but the final assessment stage felt disconnected from the actual role requirements, and communication after the rejection was minimal despite reaching out for clarification.

Rating suggestion: 3/5 - decent interview rounds, poor experience with final assessment stage and post-rejection follow-up.

Fetch an API, render the results, and add debounced search feature.

Complete existing code in JS for todo app.