Very streamlined coding process, good code, and the latest technologies.
No full stack work; it's all siloed. You do front end, or back end, but not both. Sometimes split into UI, services, and DB.
One Webex interview, with a 5-person panel. Questions were only technical and related to daily duties. The process was very easy. They wanted to know if web dev foundations were strong, with no algorithms asked. The atmosphere was very friendly, with
The interview was actually pretty laid back. It was a combination of behavioral questions, technical questions, and a short coding exercise (FizzBuzz with a twist). I am disappointed because I never heard back with a yes or no. When I emailed the re
So I got an interview call through a recruiter. It was a phone interview with a technical discussion. It started with experience and current project. Later, it moved on to a tech discussion interview on UI technologies like React, JS, Redux, HTML, C
One Webex interview, with a 5-person panel. Questions were only technical and related to daily duties. The process was very easy. They wanted to know if web dev foundations were strong, with no algorithms asked. The atmosphere was very friendly, with
The interview was actually pretty laid back. It was a combination of behavioral questions, technical questions, and a short coding exercise (FizzBuzz with a twist). I am disappointed because I never heard back with a yes or no. When I emailed the re
So I got an interview call through a recruiter. It was a phone interview with a technical discussion. It started with experience and current project. Later, it moved on to a tech discussion interview on UI technologies like React, JS, Redux, HTML, C