One of the companies that hire you might show lots of promises, core values, and big brand value. But once you enter the company, it's the office politics, favoritism, and suck-ups who will be succeeding. It just has big brand value but poor management skills.
No work-life balance; performance is rated on how long the employee spends in the office 24 hours a day. Be a yes-man.
The process was smooth, and it took a single day for the offer to roll out. The hiring manager was also very supportive and provided me the flexibility to join as per my availability.
The focus here is usually on your technical skills related to frontend development. Expect questions on JavaScript, CSS, HTML, frameworks like React or Angular, and possibly questions on web performance, accessibility, and best practices.
I had my interview on May 6, 2024. It was fantastic, and the interview was challenging. They asked everything from basic to advanced. They mainly focused on: * Current project work * Roles and responsibilities * How we can enhance things and improv
The process was smooth, and it took a single day for the offer to roll out. The hiring manager was also very supportive and provided me the flexibility to join as per my availability.
The focus here is usually on your technical skills related to frontend development. Expect questions on JavaScript, CSS, HTML, frameworks like React or Angular, and possibly questions on web performance, accessibility, and best practices.
I had my interview on May 6, 2024. It was fantastic, and the interview was challenging. They asked everything from basic to advanced. They mainly focused on: * Current project work * Roles and responsibilities * How we can enhance things and improv