They gave you a brief tour of the office. The buildings are great, with awesome perks.

After that, I had three 45-minute interviews. There was more talking than actual coding if you carried the conversation.

The first two interviews were with one person each; the last one was with two people.

Everyone was really nice, but the interviewer in my second interview didn't seem like he wanted to be at work that day. I thought he was kind of grumpy and overly critical.

After the three interviews, you meet with your recruiter quickly, and then you're done. They said they would make a decision in a day, but it took several for them to get back to me. The same thing happened to a friend of mine; they also waited for a while.

The first guy had me do simple stuff in jQuery that resembled a basic Twitter app. If you can create a simple Twitter clone in just jQuery, you'll be set.

The second guy asked me to build a simple function that could be done using a while loop, then cover the edge cases.

The last guy had me build more simple functions, like one that takes a string and adds a comma between each letter, except the last. Know how to add things to the prototype.