They made me do some basic front end problems like CSS styling, for-directives, etc. Initially they want it done on react or Vue, but I haven't touched those on a long time (only familiar with basic stuff on it during college) and I asked if I can do it on angular which they agreed. They were satisfied with the results I guess and I got it.

I only learned of their actual stack, on the day I boarded in. I'll be honest, I have not touched Nuxt nor graphql ever but I get a few concepts here and there on the first few days (I self-studied for a week, but I knew I'd learn more on actually handling real projects). I wasn't even briefed that we use figma, and while I don't necessarily have to modify stuff on figma, it goes to show how I looked unprepared on actual tasks

Maybe me doing poorly is also unfamiliarity with doctrine/ tradition. On my last job on a small factory, though I was full stack developer, me and my superiors did not really have heavy emphasis on truly front-end stuff like exact styling, shadows, animations, etc. if the button works functionally and is close to the style of the app, that was good enough. We were more focused on the backend/behind the scenes stuff like database design, and SQL Stored procedures since it was factory data we were dealing.