Nail the Javascript technical interview

[@TokyoXtreme]

Me in the interview: "Before you ask me any questions, I just want to say that if you waste my time with keyword 'var' or the scope of 'this', then I'm leaving."

[@catherinelijs]

😂

[@Larriisama]

Your tone of voice is so comfortable to listen to and your videos are really helpful. Thank you so much for sharing these videos

[@catherinelijs]

Thanks for checking them out! I really appreciate it

[@AmirHameed-picwellwisher12pk]

indeed, very comforting voice

[@arkstok]

how i only stumbled into this channel now, I'm watching all the videos regarding interviews and javascript and you do such a good job of actually explaining from experience, if i manage to land a job this channel will definitely be part of the reason why!

[@catherinelijs]

Thank you for the nice words! Let me know how your job search goes

[@arkstok]

I GOT IT!!!! Starting on monday, tyvm!@@catherinelijs

[@Agumon71]

Great video! I have a technical interview coming up and this is helping me prepare and calm my nerves a little!

[@catherinelijs]

Glad you enjoyed it! Let me know how it went!

[@AB_AB]

Watching right before bed, relaxing video & simple overview of Array.map Array.reduce Array.sort & Array.filter! The trickiest stuff for me is always dealing with object structure (I completely forgot about hasOwnProperty), which gets even hairier when you're working with immutable objects.

[@catherinelijs]

Not gonna lie, those are tough for me too but it just takes a bit of practice and seeing it for it to start to click

[@Warhawk94]

Absolutely clapped when you used an object map for the second part, it would have been great to hear the "CS" explanation as to why that's a good data pattern "O(1) lookup, etc" for the junior engineers. Question about using a const sortedArray with a for in loop versus Object.entries(totalCallsPerPerson).map(). Is it perf? Cleanliness? Ease of reading?

[@terry_swd]

I like the problems in this video, a nice challenge and really makes you think. Nice work.

[@catherinelijs]

Thank you very much!

[@Mannyggwp]

Awesome video! Thank you for the rundown.

[@catherinelijs]

Thank you and happy new year!

[@incarnateTheGreat]

I love how at the beginning you said that they would likely give this type of assessment over a leetcode one. I wish they'd do that for all levels. Wishful thinking, am I right? I'm a senior Frontend dev. I'm starting to wonder if leetcode is the only way up nowadays. Some companies have done straightforward JavaScript tests which is fine.

[@catherinelijs]

Leetcode isn't a 100% requirement like you said and some companies that aren't necessarily in the tech space won't ask them, but it's good to prepare

[@laurapantano587]

Really great video. I'm gonna have an interview this week and I'm super nervous. When I follow I understand everything, when I have to do it alone without my notes I panic. 🤞

[@catherinelijs]

How did your interview go?

[@jonathanjohnson2785]

Thanks so much. I'm getting nervous just thinking about this process.

[@catherinelijs]

You got this! Let me know how it goes in the end

[@jonathanjohnson2785]

@@catherinelijs Thanks Catherine💯👍

[@FirasMohamed96]

Clean and Clear, Thanks! 😍🌟

[@catherinelijs]

No problem 😊

[@lastspoil5547]

Can we use notes during a junior frontend interview? What if I understand all of this but I need to look at my documentation, code snippets, or written explanation to help explain what I am doing.

[@keifer7813]

How come you didn’t set the input element's value attribute to the state variable, in the last question? Also keep up these type of videos. Extremely helpful. Liked

[@yefreyespinoza]

thanks Caterine.

[@catherinelijs]

You’re welcome 😊

[@yefreyespinoza]

how to use reduce?, but with typescript.

[@mpliang]

nice shirt, where do you work?

[@bjarne431]

I will never interview for a javascript job lol

[@abigailfoster5491]

🌸 'promo sm'

[@pranavsr2222]

Holy shit, your pretty ❤