Had a call with HR, and then a small coding interview. Overall the experiance was not bad, the interviewer admitted some problems with upper management, which was a major red flag.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Given an array of strings, only capitalize the first letters with a function.
Some general JS questions, and some questions about SSR.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Weedmaps in Mar 2022
Interview
Phone screen with recruiter Screening coding questions, 2 easy LC like problems Take home project - build CRUD app with rails, and follow best practices 3 interviews with peers Offer negotiation
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Build a simple CRUD API with rails, follow best git practices and Rails practices, less than 4 hour take home project
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Weedmaps in Feb 2022
Interview
First round.) HR screen with 1 easy data structures question
2nd round.) Dev screen with easy questions establishing that you have in fact used Rails/Elixir before
After the 2nd round they give you a take home assessment that you have 72 hours to complete. The problem is a very easy CRUD app (no user authentication required) with bonus points for file uploading, deployment, or a front end.
WARNING: If you meet all of the explicit requirements they lay out for this problem AND do the bonus points that still might not be enough.
the reviewers will deduct points from your challenge under the following conditions:
- if THEY don't know the cd/ls commands
- if you do the bonus part of creating a frontend they will judge you if you use the default scaffolding css/html..
- if you don't meet their code coverage standards. no where in their requirements did they mention they were looking for 100% code coverage. if you decide to add a code coverage dependency they will in fact use that against you
if you meet all of their requirements to a tee that won't be enough if the reviewers just aren't feeling your styling.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
After the 2nd round they give you a take home assessment that you have 72 hours to complete. The problem is a very easy CRUD app (no user authentication required) with bonus points for file uploading, deployment, or a front end.
WARNING: If you meet all of the explicit requirements they lay out for this problem AND do the bonus points that still might not be enough.
the reviewers will deduct points from your challenge under the following conditions:
- if THEY don't know the cd/ls commands
- if you do the bonus part of creating a frontend they will judge you if you use the default scaffolding css/html..
- if you don't meet their code coverage standards. no where in their requirements did they mention they were looking for 100% code coverage. if you decide to add a code coverage dependency they will in fact use that against you
if you meet all of their requirements to a tee that won't be enough if the reviewers just aren't feeling your styling.
