Had a total of 5 rounds.
The first technical round focused on basic knowledge of JavaScript, ReactJS, and HTML/CSS.
The second technical round was more focused on Data Structures and Algorithms (DS&A) and problem-solving skills.
The third round was the Managerial Round, with the manager and product owner asking behavioral questions and one problem-solving question, primarily to understand strengths and weaknesses.
The fourth round was a non-LOB (Line of Business) round, conducted by someone from a different team. They asked questions on all tech stacks mentioned in the resume to understand the depth of knowledge on all technologies listed.
The last round was the HR round, which focused on questions about "Why SAP?", projects worked on, most challenging tasks, and salary discussion.
After these rounds, I received a call from the HR head and got the offer letter.
How to come out of a forEach loop in JavaScript.
Find the largest number in a stack with time complexity O(1).
How does fill color work in Paint? (If you had to do the same in the browser DOM)
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