I applied online, and the process took two weeks.

• First stage: A HackerRank coding challenge with three sections. The first section is multiple-choice, basically CSS and HTML, the second section is CSS, and the third section is React. It's also timed, so try not to waste time.
• Second stage: A conversation with the hiring manager to determine if you are a fit for the role, with questions about your salary expectations, albeit with some simple technical questions.
• Third stage: If you scale through, you get an email to the third stage, which is more technical. It was basically a mix of React and JavaScript fundamentals.

Actually, I had a good session here, and I answered the questions correctly to the best of my knowledge, but I got a rejection after. I'm not sure what they are looking for, but I guess they know better.

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