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My interview had several rounds that felt coordinated. First, I had an introductory HR call, then I went into a technical interview centered on React and TypeScript along with problem-solving. After that, I was given a technical task—either a take-home assignment or a pair programming format—and then I finished with a discussion with the team lead.
The overall impression was that the process was professional and well structured. Even though the rounds tested different dimensions of my skill—from live problem-solving to a separate technical task—the flow stayed organized and didn’t feel chaotic.
> 1 year
Average Positive Bengaluru
I got pulled in through a referral and the whole thing moved fast—about a week from start to finish. I ended up with four rounds total: three technical interviews and then a managerial round. Each technical discussion was with a different technical specialist, which made the process feel varied rather than repetitive.
The technical rounds were heavily web-focused. I was asked about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React, and we also covered my general understanding of web development. The questions were interesting, but they didn’t feel especially punishing for me; overall the difficulty was right in the “challenging but manageable” range.
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