Category: HR

My suggestion is do not look out for standard or best answers on social media. Instead while answering this question think of yourself as an individual and why you are better than the others.

I see myself still looking on the internet for answers to complex problems personal to me. I intend to pick the answers I like best and provide those to my employers as though they were my original work. I certainly will not have developed any creative ability on my own.

For me the most important part is not knowing/handling dubious code constructs, but more - choosing good long term approach, so an answer like “I would likely fail to solve such issue this time, but do this and that to be able to solve it next time it occurs” is totally fine.

Practice coding exercises and be prepared to discuss your previous projects and the technical challenges you faced.

This may impact your candidature positively or negatively depending on how truthful you are and how much you are able to connect the dots to your MBA dreams.

By presenting your gap in a positive light and demonstrating the value you gained from the experience, you can effectively address any concerns the interviewer may have and showcase your readiness for the position.

They all asked me the same questions. I felt like recording my answer and playing it back to each.

These questions cover various aspects of React development and provide insight into the candidate's knowledge, experience, and problem-solving abilities. Depending on the specific requirements of the role and the project, you may tailor the questions accordingly.

That means that you will have researched the company and the position and know what the hiring manager wants to hear from you. Let them get an earful of what they want.

A friend of mine currently working in HPCL dropped a year before joining HPCL and he was also asked the same question in the interview.

However, it may be that after document verification and background checks are positive, you may be called for salary negotiation, terms and conditions, and other joining formalities.

The field of information technology is constantly evolving, and there are many resources available to help individuals update their skills and knowledge.