It's a huge company, and you will learn a lot.
There isn't really a problem there.
It took about a month. The first interview involved questions about JavaScript, including closures, the DOM tree, classes, `var`, and `let`. The second interview was a coding interview focused on object-oriented questions.
The HR call asked basic JavaScript concepts and went over projects on my resume. It wasn't hard at all, as long as you know what you wrote in your resume. If you have ever finished one front-end project on your own, you should be able to nail it. The
I received a call from a recruiter who put me in touch with a university recruiter at Facebook. In the first phone screening, we spoke about my past projects, and then she asked me some technical questions involving JavaScript. I then had to comple
It took about a month. The first interview involved questions about JavaScript, including closures, the DOM tree, classes, `var`, and `let`. The second interview was a coding interview focused on object-oriented questions.
The HR call asked basic JavaScript concepts and went over projects on my resume. It wasn't hard at all, as long as you know what you wrote in your resume. If you have ever finished one front-end project on your own, you should be able to nail it. The
I received a call from a recruiter who put me in touch with a university recruiter at Facebook. In the first phone screening, we spoke about my past projects, and then she asked me some technical questions involving JavaScript. I then had to comple