Amazing work culture, easy going people.
Not that great of a compensation.
Well, it started on LinkedIn. They contacted me after a few weeks. It was good. There were 3 rounds: machine coding and JavaScript technical. They asked me to implement features based on useState, useEffect, useContext, and useReducer.
It started with one easy and one medium DSA question that needed to be solved in JS, and then some questions around Node.js and databases. Some output-based questions were also asked.
I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. It was good, and I got the opportunity through LinkedIn. The interview was good, and he asked questions on JavaScript. At the end, I took feedback from him, and he actually told me where I made the mistak
Well, it started on LinkedIn. They contacted me after a few weeks. It was good. There were 3 rounds: machine coding and JavaScript technical. They asked me to implement features based on useState, useEffect, useContext, and useReducer.
It started with one easy and one medium DSA question that needed to be solved in JS, and then some questions around Node.js and databases. Some output-based questions were also asked.
I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. It was good, and I got the opportunity through LinkedIn. The interview was good, and he asked questions on JavaScript. At the end, I took feedback from him, and he actually told me where I made the mistak