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My contract is done, so I need another job.
Initially, there was a phone screen technical round. They posed questions on basic JavaScript interview topics. Some questions I recall are: * Difference between `let` and `var` keywords. * Difference between `==` and `===` operators. * What are arr
Applied online. Received a notice that I would be interviewed onsite, with no phone screen. Onsite consisted of three interviews: * Technical * Behavioral * Case Study Received notice of the decision by call a week later.
The interview process consists of 3-4 rounds, which are mostly technical. Expect some whiteboarding and typical STAR method questions. My experience included two phone calls followed by an onsite interview. However, this process seems to vary from
Initially, there was a phone screen technical round. They posed questions on basic JavaScript interview topics. Some questions I recall are: * Difference between `let` and `var` keywords. * Difference between `==` and `===` operators. * What are arr
Applied online. Received a notice that I would be interviewed onsite, with no phone screen. Onsite consisted of three interviews: * Technical * Behavioral * Case Study Received notice of the decision by call a week later.
The interview process consists of 3-4 rounds, which are mostly technical. Expect some whiteboarding and typical STAR method questions. My experience included two phone calls followed by an onsite interview. However, this process seems to vary from