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I began the interview process by submitting my application through their official website. After my application was reviewed, I had an initial conversation with a recruiter to discuss my qualifications and the position further. This was followed by
You will be given an assessment test on Vanilla JavaScript. Unless you are comfortable with DOM manipulation without a framework, the test will be hard to solve. The worst part is that you are on a timer. This means you have one hour to solve two q
I applied through another source. The process took 2 weeks. I got an OA, which I passed. Then, I moved to a phone screen. She gave me a JS question, which I solved. She asked a couple of follow-ups, I answered, and she was satisfied. She later asked
I began the interview process by submitting my application through their official website. After my application was reviewed, I had an initial conversation with a recruiter to discuss my qualifications and the position further. This was followed by
You will be given an assessment test on Vanilla JavaScript. Unless you are comfortable with DOM manipulation without a framework, the test will be hard to solve. The worst part is that you are on a timer. This means you have one hour to solve two q
I applied through another source. The process took 2 weeks. I got an OA, which I passed. Then, I moved to a phone screen. She gave me a JS question, which I solved. She asked a couple of follow-ups, I answered, and she was satisfied. She later asked