Good work-life balance, coworkers, workspace.
It's hard to tell how well the company is doing.
1. Phone call from recruiter to confirm grad date and location preference. 2. One-hour behavioral/technical interview. 3. Received the offer 3-4 days after the interview. This was late in the cycle (January/February).
The first round was pretty good, typical React state management/general JS Codepen-style questions. You should know `useState`, `useEffect`, and `useRef` for this (I know you typically don't use `useRef` in a user data-driven site, but that was one o
The experience was pretty nice. It wasn't too bad or confusing. The interviewers were nice, and the questions were not unexpected. I would apply again next year, probably. Overall, it was not too bad.
1. Phone call from recruiter to confirm grad date and location preference. 2. One-hour behavioral/technical interview. 3. Received the offer 3-4 days after the interview. This was late in the cycle (January/February).
The first round was pretty good, typical React state management/general JS Codepen-style questions. You should know `useState`, `useEffect`, and `useRef` for this (I know you typically don't use `useRef` in a user data-driven site, but that was one o
The experience was pretty nice. It wasn't too bad or confusing. The interviewers were nice, and the questions were not unexpected. I would apply again next year, probably. Overall, it was not too bad.