Good salary, no stress, good communication.
No vacation, bad weather, bad computer.
Good luck.
This was an interview for an entry-level Front-end Developer role. Overall, it was a positive experience. I would classify the interview into two sections. One part focused on questions about JavaScript, React, HTML, and so on. The second part invol
I interviewed at Capgemini in Casablanca, Morocco. The first round started with a call with basic questions. After that, I moved to Teams for a technical interview. I then interviewed with two clients. As of now, they have not informed me about the
After a routine HR interview, the technical interview was set. The interviewers asked computer science questions and some JavaScript exercises from HackerRank. However, these had almost no relevance to real-life situations in front end development. T
This was an interview for an entry-level Front-end Developer role. Overall, it was a positive experience. I would classify the interview into two sections. One part focused on questions about JavaScript, React, HTML, and so on. The second part invol
I interviewed at Capgemini in Casablanca, Morocco. The first round started with a call with basic questions. After that, I moved to Teams for a technical interview. I then interviewed with two clients. As of now, they have not informed me about the
After a routine HR interview, the technical interview was set. The interviewers asked computer science questions and some JavaScript exercises from HackerRank. However, these had almost no relevance to real-life situations in front end development. T