New Relic·Frontend Engineer

New Relic Frontend Engineer interview experience

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BarcelonaPosted Jan 2020 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My process started with a short screening that moved quickly into a small technical task, followed by a remote whiteboard-style coding session in an online editor.

The coding questions leaned heavily on older JavaScript (ES5), along with DOM manipulation and event handling, plus some HTML and CSS. Even though the questions were framed as “easy,” it felt like the bar was more about broad coverage than deep difficulty.

After the coding, there was a long stretch where I didn’t hear much back. Eventually I followed up for feedback and learned I was rejected, and the silence leading up to that point rubbed me the wrong way because it felt unprofessional rather than thoughtfully closed.

Separately, I also went through a fuller path that ended the same way:

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