I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at AppDirect (Pune) in Jan 2020
Interview
Must be very well aware of HTML, CSS, Javascript.
All started with tell me about yourself and then Basic questions were asked. Interviewers were quite humble and understanding. Be honest.
All started with tell me about yourself and then Basic questions were asked. Interviewers were quite humble and understanding. Be honest.
if a person A, does some work x in a day and keeps on increasing it's rate of doing work by 2 every day. Then let's say, A completes his work on 15th day. Then find on which day, did he complete 25% of the work?
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at AppDirect (Montreal, QC) in July 2016
Interview
Maybe the company is a great place to work for... but as the first step to get in, it is disappointed to see that they don't offer a well prepared condition to do a phone call.
Got a call from recruiter, scheduled a phone interview with a senior dev, questions were not difficult, however, it was not a good way to do a phone interview by calling my phone via Skype cuz during my interview, 80% of the time i couldn't even hear what exactly the guy was talking about, he asked me "javascript promise", i asked a couple of times and all i head is "js farms" and all i heard is the guy mumbling sass and less, so i'd like to say the comparison of the preprocessors but then when i asked for the second time to clear it out, it became something like use less...... so i answered the benefit of using preprocessor (to be honest, i still don't know what he asked at the end), things like this happened a lot during the interview. not sure why they are doing it like this...? if you wanna do a tech interview, don't you think you should at least let ppl hear it clear about what you asked?
I believe, yes, ppl are looking for a job but nobody will spam you after the interview, so use a landline to guarantee the call quality first?