3 interviews in total. I finished the 2nd interview last week and am waiting on a reply.
The 1st interview was a culture fit interview and asked you to talk about your experience. The 2nd interview was a tech interview through the phone.
I was surprised by the questions, to be honest. All the reviews on this site pretty much said OOP and database questions, but my interview focused on front-end web tech. I was kind of caught off guard, as I had been prepping things on database optimization, OOP, REST APIs, etc., and really didn't expect to be asked in such detail about things such as Webpack, Angular, etc.
The interview focused heavily on these, which was a shame because, although I've used them and know them, I hadn't any specific answers ready for them. I have no down as an offer because I haven't heard back yet.
All in all, the interview wasn't that hard, but be prepared because they will grill you on all aspects. I'm surprised by some of the questions others say they were asked on this. I would have loved to be asked something like FizzBuzz!!
What is an interface?
What's your favorite part of a language you have used?
What are single-page apps? Why would you use them?
He asked me about the company, and I asked him a few questions.
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