u/MeanSpend8663

Hello

So, I'm a fresh cs grad and I applied for a web dev role where I got an interview. Apparently, the interviewer is an AI, it'll ask questions and give me a coding exercise with the following focus areas: JavaScript & Core Programming Fundamentals, Problem Solving & System Thinking, Frontend Architecture & UI, Backend & API Design

Has anyone done an interview like this before? What should I expect? How do I prepare? Do these kind of interviews allow using AI for the exercise?

I haven't practiced any leetcode or problem solving in a while and I got used to using AI in web projects. I can fix bugs and edit code easily, but I don't think I can write from scratch anymore.

Advice?

The interview is in 2 days🥲, should I spend them reviewing concepts and practicing js?

Hii

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So a while ago, I met with ceo and cofounder of a company and they gave me some offers. I gave it some thought for a week and agreed to taking a job as a junior dev in the company and contacted the cofounder to which he replied that he will review with the team and get back to me. It's been 2 weeks. I asked him today for any updates and apparently he's waiting for the team's feedback and will check again.

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Is this supposed to take this long? Are they preparing interviews or exams?

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I'm trapped in some sort of waiting state.

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More context: I'm a fresh grad and got this opportunity through networking after presenting my capstone (3rd place winner) and the cofounder was one of the judges.

Hii

So a while ago, I met with ceo and cofounder of a company and they gave me some offers. I gave it some thought for a week and agreed to taking a job as a junior dev in the company and contacted the cofounder to which he replied that he will review with the team and get back to me. It's been 2 weeks. I asked him today for any updates and apparently he's waiting for the team's feedback and will check again.

​

Is this supposed to take this long? Are they preparing interviews or exams?

​

I'm trapped in some sort of waiting state.

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More context: I'm a fresh grad and got this opportunity through networking after presenting my capstone (3rd place winner) and the cofounder was one of the judges.