I applied through a recruiter who contacted me in September. She was nice, and we booked a phone/screen coding interview. They are using CoderPad for these. This first interview consisted of three questions. They all seemed pretty easy, and then the
I applied for a new grad front-end engineer position through the University of Waterloo's job posting system. I was contacted by a recruiter via email on a Friday, with the interview scheduled for the Wednesday of the following week. A meet and gree
Initial Chat - 3 basic JS questions: * Difference between `==` and `===` * Difference between block and inline * I forgot the third Calendar Challenge: As the others have said, there was a challenge. I too think this was the most difficult. On-Si
I applied through a recruiter who contacted me in September. She was nice, and we booked a phone/screen coding interview. They are using CoderPad for these. This first interview consisted of three questions. They all seemed pretty easy, and then the
I applied for a new grad front-end engineer position through the University of Waterloo's job posting system. I was contacted by a recruiter via email on a Friday, with the interview scheduled for the Wednesday of the following week. A meet and gree
Initial Chat - 3 basic JS questions: * Difference between `==` and `===` * Difference between block and inline * I forgot the third Calendar Challenge: As the others have said, there was a challenge. I too think this was the most difficult. On-Si