Hi Blinders
I have an upcoming Google telephone Interview for UX Engineer role, what should I expect and how should I prepare?
Any advice would be most appreciated!
thanks!
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What are you applying for?
Design or frontend? There are two lens.
Very similar either ways but you can expect simple data structure related questions e.g., linked list, stack, queue if you are on frontend lens. (I don't think they will ask you adv questions on this)
Otherwise, all domain specific knowledges. I assume you go for web domain.
Vanilla Js(in es6,7 better but es5 should be fine)
- array, string manipulation(flattened, reverse, sort, etc). Use set, map, array wisely. I bet it is bonus.
- simple function with iterative vs recursive solution
- prototype inheritance
- type coersion
- scope(I don't think they will.ask certain techniques e.g., pipe, currying, pure fn vs high order etc...)
- variables(let, cost, var) in conjunction with others
- window functions(settimer. Setinterval, request animation and stop it...)
- canvas (they prolly don't care much about api method names)
- event propagation, delegation
- fetch, promise
- possibly form related.
- not ui specific unless you are core design system team
Css(I mean...it is css..)
Html(correct symentics)
Possibly some accessibility
I might miss some these are off top of my head. pretty sure you will get one of above combined.
Good luck