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My journey started with an online application and then a quick turnaround to schedule. After about two weeks, I got into the interview loop. The first round was a mix of JavaScript and problem solving: I was asked to design a timer and also work through polyfill-style tasks like flattening or reducing behavior. The second round combined React and JavaScript, and I was given a snippet to debug along with additional array-flattening style work.
The later rounds shifted more toward deeper engineering thinking. I had a low-level design round where I designed pieces like database and class diagrams for a cricket scores kind of application, and then another low-level design round that also required me to write code for the application. After that, there was an informal technical discussion with a senior person where we covered the company and its requirements. What stood out was how smoothly the schedule and communication went—messages came back within a day or two, and I was given enough time to brush up for the next steps.
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This one moved fast and felt intense right from the start. I had a Zoom interview scheduled through a partner channel, and because the process was clearly active, I even booked flights to travel for it. On the interview day, multiple rounds happened back-to-back with different people—three focused on frontend and one round centered more on my experience and projects.
Despite the pressure of having so many conversations in one day, I ended up receiving an offer letter the same day. The speed and the fact that my performance seemed to be evaluated across several frontend-heavy sessions made the whole experience feel high-stakes, but the end result was immediate.
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