Senior Full-Stack Developer Interview Experience - Toronto, Canada
Process
Very difficult interview process. I could not understand the interview panel whatsoever. Entire sentences were lost, and I asked them to repeat themselves far too many times.
They discussed Angular but never mentioned which revision and switched at random from 1 to 2. They were unfamiliar with the underlying technology and often seemed to just be matching keywords from a Google search for 'angular js questions'.
At one point, they asked, "How do you manipulate the DOM?" I responded with Angular attributes such as ngClass, *ngIf, *ngFor, [hide/show/hidden], etc., etc.
They replied with, "No. Directives."
"Directives are Angular attributes..."
"No directives."
During one portion, they interviewed me on Sass, which wasn't discussed at all in the job description. Nevertheless, it would have been irrelevant because I didn't manage to make out a single word the interviewer said for the 10-minute portion.
They randomly would throw in standard Google'd JS questions like "What is a prototype?" and "hoisting," but didn't understand the answers and once again just looked to see if I said words in the answer provided to them.
Questions
What is a closure in JavaScript?
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
Bank of America's interview process for their Senior Full-Stack Developer roles in Toronto, Ontario is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Bank of America's Senior Full-Stack Developer interview process in Toronto, Ontario.
Bank of America Work Experiences
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