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Updated Sep 6, 2019

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> 1 year
Average Positive United States

I did two rounds—phone interviews and then an onsite—so it stayed straightforward from start to finish. The people interviewing me were friendly, and I didn’t feel like the process tried to overwhelm me.

In terms of content, I didn’t remember the exact questions later, but I do remember it being fairly generic and focused on JavaScript. Overall it didn’t feel hard, which matched the experience rating I had at the time.
> 1 year
Easy Negative Tempe, AZ

My process started with an HR phone screen, followed by a HackerRank assessment. I then had an onsite interview, and after that there was another interview with a project manager. The whole thing stretched over weeks rather than days.

The HackerRank task involved building something like a simple bootstrap carousel using only JavaScript. In the onsite interview, they asked for improvements and tweaks to that carousel behavior, along with some behavioral and JavaScript-related questions.

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