There are three rounds:

1. Interview with HR: Present yourself and get information about the company. Ask what you should focus on for the next round.

2. One-hour coding session with an IT specialist. You will read and understand a book (the topic depends on the focus of this round; try to get information on what to focus on). "You Don't Know JS" by Kyle Simpson is sufficient to build a technical theoretical background.

If you don't have experience with the given tech area, gain some; you will need it.

1. A three-hour pair coding session to create a simple program, such as a snake game.

The technical questions are based on real-life scenarios, not technical torture. However, it was difficult for me as I don't use this tech stack in my daily work.

Here's some text to clean up:

• Simple questions about ES6 most-used features.
• Asynchronous batch data processing from a fake API, including processing the response data.