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My interview leaned heavily into web development and JavaScript-adjacent concepts, but with a React-first focus. The interviewer asked about closures and specific details of React, including how to structure large projects, how to decide between technologies, and how state management works in practice.
There were also questions that touched a bit on backend concepts, which made it feel like they wanted a fuller picture than just front-end trivia. Overall it felt more “broad and applied” than purely theoretical.
> 1 year
Average Positive Atlanta, GA
My interviews felt pretty easy overall, and the structure was clear from the start. I went through three rounds, and each one built on the previous. The early questions were basic and spanned from HTML all the way to Angular, so it wasn’t random—it stayed tied to web development fundamentals and how those pieces connect.
The final round shifted to the client/project I’d be working with, so it felt less like a technical exam and more like a fit conversation around the work. I remember walking away with a generally positive vibe because the questions matched what I expected, and the whole process didn’t drag.
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