One developer does everything (client-side HTML/CSS/JS & server-side .NET MVC/Web API, etc.), so the quality is not good.
Hire backend people for a frontend team.
Put the right man on the right job. If you want quality in the frontend, put good frontend people on it, don't put backend people. Don't treat a developer as a duck, a jack of all trades, master of none.
I applied on LinkedIn. The first screen was a HackerRank test that needed to be finished in 60 minutes. It contained a couple of multiple-choice questions and 3 coding questions. I didn't pass since I knew nothing about backend-related topics.
1. Skype interview for about one hour. 2. Take-home test focusing on testing. 3. Fly-in interview. Fly from China to Bangkok, taking about 3 days. Agoda charged all expenses, including flights and hotel. The interview process took half a day, involvi
1. Short interview by phone. 2. Back-to-back interviews, both technical and otherwise. 1. Interview scheduled after the second. Since I was applying as a fresh graduate (or maybe that's how it is for all levels), the interviewers were more interes
I applied on LinkedIn. The first screen was a HackerRank test that needed to be finished in 60 minutes. It contained a couple of multiple-choice questions and 3 coding questions. I didn't pass since I knew nothing about backend-related topics.
1. Skype interview for about one hour. 2. Take-home test focusing on testing. 3. Fly-in interview. Fly from China to Bangkok, taking about 3 days. Agoda charged all expenses, including flights and hotel. The interview process took half a day, involvi
1. Short interview by phone. 2. Back-to-back interviews, both technical and otherwise. 1. Interview scheduled after the second. Since I was applying as a fresh graduate (or maybe that's how it is for all levels), the interviewers were more interes