Frond End Engineer Interview Experience - Australia
Process
The first round was a one-on-one interview with their engineer in the US. It consisted of some algorithm questions, which I nailed. I loved the interviewer; he was a nice person.
The second round was a front-end practice session with another engineer in Beijing. He was quite rude and didn't want to communicate at all. He disappeared for a while when I was coding and explaining to him. It was basically a rude and bad experience.
Questions
Algro:
Find if A can achieve B in a 2-D array with some barriers.
Second round: Front-end practice.
Implementation of a page using forEach or map practices, utilizing React to implement color, style, and some random functionality.
It wasn’t hard, but I only had about 30 minutes to answer. I explained what I would do and how I would finish it, but he seemed uninterested.
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ByteDance's interview process for their Frond End Engineer roles in Australia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for ByteDance's Frond End Engineer interview process in Australia.
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