The interview was 3 rounds. Most of the questions weren't hard. I was pretty confident about the interview, and the only section I failed was JUnit, which is frustrating. Most of the questions were from Glassdoor.
The recruiter I was working with was confused. They couldn't decide whether they needed me for a front-end or back-end role. Anyway, after going through 4 rounds and acing all of them, I got a rejection saying they found someone with more experience.
Initially, I applied through their careers website without a referral. After two days, a recruiter reached out to me and scheduled a 30-minute interview. They asked me normal behavioral questions, such as: * Favorite project * Why I chose this path
The interview was 3 rounds. Most of the questions weren't hard. I was pretty confident about the interview, and the only section I failed was JUnit, which is frustrating. Most of the questions were from Glassdoor.
The recruiter I was working with was confused. They couldn't decide whether they needed me for a front-end or back-end role. Anyway, after going through 4 rounds and acing all of them, I got a rejection saying they found someone with more experience.
Initially, I applied through their careers website without a referral. After two days, a recruiter reached out to me and scheduled a 30-minute interview. They asked me normal behavioral questions, such as: * Favorite project * Why I chose this path