It gives you many opportunities.
I can't think of any cons.
During a screening call, I was asked if I had more framework experience or basic JavaScript experience. I answered truthfully that I had framework experience, like React. At the end of the call, I asked about this question and was told it was a red f
After applying, I had a chat with the recruiter who shared plenty of resources to prepare for the interview. The next part was the typical tech screening with one of the Meta engineers. I went in expecting LeetCode-style questions but instead receiv
First round (recruiter call) - Will ask a few basic JavaScript questions to check if you're really interested in frontend. Second round (technical phone screen). Final round (virtual onsite) - 3 technical questions and one behavioral round.
During a screening call, I was asked if I had more framework experience or basic JavaScript experience. I answered truthfully that I had framework experience, like React. At the end of the call, I asked about this question and was told it was a red f
After applying, I had a chat with the recruiter who shared plenty of resources to prepare for the interview. The next part was the typical tech screening with one of the Meta engineers. I went in expecting LeetCode-style questions but instead receiv
First round (recruiter call) - Will ask a few basic JavaScript questions to check if you're really interested in frontend. Second round (technical phone screen). Final round (virtual onsite) - 3 technical questions and one behavioral round.