NeoSOFT Software Engineer interview experience

The conversation was heavy on core programming knowledge—starting with basic questions around JavaScript, React, and Node. The whole vibe was that they wanted more than buzzwords; they probed fundamentals and expected confident answers.

Later, the interview format deepened into algorithm and data-structure thinking. I was asked to code or explain sorting-related ideas, then move into tree traversals with inorder, preorder, and postorder. After that, it pivoted into database concepts, where I had to answer questions based on a given table and think through constraints like primary and foreign