Me pareció que la entrevista fue muy superficial. Me hicieron preguntas redundantes y sentí que estuvieron varias semanas “buscando” personal, pero al final me dijeron que el proyecto para el cual estaban reclutando se cerró por cuestiones del cliente.
Esa combinación de redundancia y demora me dejó frustrado: parecía más una gestión de pipeline que una evaluación seria del rol. No sentí que el foco estuviera en mi experiencia técnica.
> 1 year
Average Positive Monterrey, Nuevo León
After I applied, I first had a conversation with HR to outline the role, discuss my expectations and, in general, get a sense of my fit. A few days later the process moved into technical discussions. The first technical round felt fairly straightforward: I talked through my background and then answered questions across core web/JavaScript topics, and they also checked my English throughout. The overall vibe stayed friendly and conversational, and the questions were more about matching my baseline knowledge than trying to trip me up.
The later technical step was a notch harder but still followed the same pattern—general questions first and then more specific ones. I remember covering things like JavaScript fundamentals and also areas tied to front-end frameworks (Angular/React/Vue came up), plus a live coding segment where I had to resolve code while speaking. It felt like they were trying to see both how I reasoned and how clearly I could explain what I was doing.
Share your interview experience
Interviewed here recently? Add yours to help the next candidate. You'll appear as Anonymous.
