Many learning opportunities. Many areas for you to develop. Growth opportunities. Flexible schedule.
Little documentation for many things. Use of obsolete technologies. Work environment a bit non-exclusive. Little work-life balance.
It was quite easy. Below are the steps: If you have a good understanding of aptitude, then you will clear it. There are 2 programming questions on your skills. * PAT * Technical / HR * Offer released
3-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
The interview process was really nice. I have a lot of questions related to OOP in general and basic front-end questions such as: * `var`, `let`, `const` * Hoisting * Event loop * Component bindings * Directives * Routing
It was quite easy. Below are the steps: If you have a good understanding of aptitude, then you will clear it. There are 2 programming questions on your skills. * PAT * Technical / HR * Offer released
3-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
The interview process was really nice. I have a lot of questions related to OOP in general and basic front-end questions such as: * `var`, `let`, `const` * Hoisting * Event loop * Component bindings * Directives * Routing