Front-End Engineering Interview Process at Tier-1 Companies
We prepare you for all stages of a typical Front-end Engineering interview process at FAANG and Tier-1 companies.
Initial Technical Screening
Coding problem round (easy/medium-level problems on Leetcode)
Past front-end project discussion (questions on JS language and its libraries, DOM)
Behavioral Round
Questions related to your job experience
Discussions on past projects
Open-ended questions to gauge if you're a "good fit”
Onsite (4-6 Rounds)
1-2 DSA Coding Rounds: Some companies prefer coding in JS in these rounds
1 Scalable System Design Round: Front-end-focused questions
Front-end System Design Round (only for >5 years of experience): Solution is evaluated on performance, accessibility, and modularity
1 Round of Core Front-end: Medium/High difficulty (only for < 5 years of experience)
Front-End Fundamentals Round: Knowledge of JS language and libraries, DOM, etc. is tested (problems must be solved using JS, without the assistance of any frameworks like React)
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