I think the only con is Yahoo's users are getting lost quickly.
The interview was conducted online. I spoke with one frontend engineer and a frontend lead. We had a good conversation, but after several days, I was rejected. I don't know why, as we didn't discuss technical questions in depth.
I was asked a few questions about my previous experience. There were several technical questions on JS/HTML/CSS. I was also interviewed on technical questions about frequently used acronyms. Only two algorithmic questions were asked, and both were
Brief introduction. Go through resume (around 30 minutes), including past experience and technology details. Demo one of your side projects (10 minutes). Coding: Object-oriented programming (10 minutes). No LeetCode.
The interview was conducted online. I spoke with one frontend engineer and a frontend lead. We had a good conversation, but after several days, I was rejected. I don't know why, as we didn't discuss technical questions in depth.
I was asked a few questions about my previous experience. There were several technical questions on JS/HTML/CSS. I was also interviewed on technical questions about frequently used acronyms. Only two algorithmic questions were asked, and both were
Brief introduction. Go through resume (around 30 minutes), including past experience and technology details. Demo one of your side projects (10 minutes). Coding: Object-oriented programming (10 minutes). No LeetCode.