Good pay for beginners, indeed.
Work-life balance is missing.
I applied online. It was a smooth process. There were 2 rounds of interviews: * First, a technical round * Then an HR round They first called me for availability, then they scheduled my first round. After clearing the first round, it was the HR rou
Telephone interview: Basic info, questions like 'about myself'. Technical interview: React, JS, HTML, CSS, Redux, API calling, Axios, Firebase. Frontend assignment: Create a shopping cart using React and Context API. HR interview.
I interviewed for a React.js position. 1. Online test 2. Technical interview It's a week-long process until you get an offer letter. Questions were completely on React.js, how it works, what are its lifecycle methods, and some practical knowledge
I applied online. It was a smooth process. There were 2 rounds of interviews: * First, a technical round * Then an HR round They first called me for availability, then they scheduled my first round. After clearing the first round, it was the HR rou
Telephone interview: Basic info, questions like 'about myself'. Technical interview: React, JS, HTML, CSS, Redux, API calling, Axios, Firebase. Frontend assignment: Create a shopping cart using React and Context API. HR interview.
I interviewed for a React.js position. 1. Online test 2. Technical interview It's a week-long process until you get an offer letter. Questions were completely on React.js, how it works, what are its lifecycle methods, and some practical knowledge