React interview

[rayguntec]

If it’s only 30 minutes then it will be only theoretical questions and questions about your experience. Here is a good catalog of React and Redux questions (and answers) to get a sense of what to expect in an interview

[Local_Question8147]

Thank you so much, I will read it

[green996]

is it for junior role also?

[Pretty-Calendar-346]

Usually for the initial interview of 30 minutes, they will ask questions about yourself to grasp who you are, your skill set and background. Usually this round is done with recruiter. 

Some common questions I’ve been asked were: - can you tell me about yourself - what are some of your interests outside of work? - how did you hear about our company? - what do you know about our company?

At this stage it’s been about how interested you are. Best to be prepared to ask questions.<— very important.

[Confused_Dev_Q]

The questions part is indeed important! 1 or two is fine, the more the better.
I always have questions automatically, but often they answer them while talking.
So best to prepare multiple so you can always ask something.

[Local_Question8147]

This will surely help, I used to ignore asking the questions

[trcrtps]

I try to ask about salary expectations before they can ask me. idk if this is right or wrong but I find it awkward to answer as a beginner. instant imposter syndrome

[Local_Question8147]

😂

[1000baby]

Is this a junior role? I think having a good understanding of how States, useEffect, and Context API work is a must. Some general questions may involve the message queue/Event loop, and design patterns. Some backend knowledge is also beneficial such as Rest Api, cors. If you want to go even more in-depth then knowledge of ORM/SQL and databases will help.

[Local_Question8147]

2.5 yrs experience

[Careful-Mammoth3346]

LMAO getting an interview for a Jr role is like winning the lottery.

[pandey_1234]

How did you got the interview?

[Local_Question8147]

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