Good work-life balance. Interesting work.
But chaotic at the moment. Everyone scrambling to achieve “impact”.
It’s a rough, stressful process, but it seems to work. Maybe just be a bit more open and accepting of failure.
Interview about myself and my experience. The interviewer then explained Canva, followed by five technical questions. Be prepared for promises, `set`, `map()`, and `for` loops. If you can't ace all five, you won't move forward.
- 30-minute call with a Recruiter. We went through my previous experiences, and I answered questions like "Why Canva?" etc. This was followed by a few JavaScript theoretical questions and code snippets. I negotiated and fixed the salary on a lower si
I applied through an online portal. The technical interviewer scheduled a challenge screen with different types of JavaScript questions, ranging from easy to hard. The interview process was really good; the recruiter was cool and supportive during th
Interview about myself and my experience. The interviewer then explained Canva, followed by five technical questions. Be prepared for promises, `set`, `map()`, and `for` loops. If you can't ace all five, you won't move forward.
- 30-minute call with a Recruiter. We went through my previous experiences, and I answered questions like "Why Canva?" etc. This was followed by a few JavaScript theoretical questions and code snippets. I negotiated and fixed the salary on a lower si
I applied through an online portal. The technical interviewer scheduled a challenge screen with different types of JavaScript questions, ranging from easy to hard. The interview process was really good; the recruiter was cool and supportive during th