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heartwarmingracoon

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Esways Conglomerate

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I am working as a front-end developer for 4.5years in a same company. So I think this is the right time to switch my job. I attended F2F interview yesterday(21-01-25) at TCD, I completed two rounds of interview and wait for a while, they say you may leave now you got a call from us soon. Is they call me either I cleared the interview or not cleared it, or they call only I cleared the interview? Can I wait for the call or focus on other interview?

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affectionatechana

5mo (edited)

currently not working

Can you share the interview rounds and what type of question they did asked to you?sir it could be helpful for me.i am trying for the role for software developer

heartwarmingracoon

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5mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[affectionatechana](username) In my TCS interview, they asked questions about front-end technologies like React.js, JavaScript, and Redux. Some of the topics included state management, lifecycle methods, React hooks, and optimizing performance in React. They also asked about my experience with APIs, problem-solving skills, and a few coding-related questions.

wondrousmanhattan

6mo

works at

HCLTech

Can you let me know the interview questions I'm switching from support to development

heartwarmingracoon

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5mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[wondrousmanhattan](username) If you're switching from a support role to development, interviewers will likely focus on your front-end fundamentals, problem-solving skills, and real-world projects. In my TCS interview, they asked questions about front-end technologies like React.js, JavaScript, and Redux. Some of the topics included state management, lifecycle methods, React hooks, and optimizing performance in React. They also asked about my experience with APIs, problem-solving skills, and a few coding-related questions.

khushoe

6mo

works at

Eternal Limited

Don't wait, keep applying , usually companies don't respond when its a no from their side. If you do get a positive response then nothing like it .

heartwarmingracoon

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6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[fastandcurious](username) Thanks for the advice!

an analyst

6mo

[fastandcurious](username) exactly, While you wait, why not line up some other interviews? You’ve got solid experience, so why limit yourself?

heartwarmingracoon

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6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[an analyst](username) yeah, I am also think to do so

dadiji

6mo

works at

Accenture

You may leave now’ is such a vague statement, isn’t it? 😂

wineymoose

6mo

An Operations Manager

[dadiji](username) sachme yar ye kya mtlb hota hai... ek polite way bhi to hota hai

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sumthingwong

6mo

An Ops Executive

It’s true that you might get a call if you're successful, but you can't go wrong by exploring other options. Staying proactive is always a good strategy in job hunting

heartwarmingracoon

author

6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[casuallycrying008](username) Thanks for the encouragement!

dhoklakhaega

6mo

works at

BYJU'S

Pro tip: follow up with HR in a polite way i would suggest.

heartwarmingracoon

author

6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[bugmaster](username) Yeah, I think to do so, this makes sense. Thanks for the suggestion!

tayaji

6mo

A Team Lead

Bhai, TCD ke interview results thode time lete hain

heartwarmingracoon

author

6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[coderji](username) Thanks for the info! Do you know more about their usual timeline? Like how long it typically takes?

gyaandevta

6mo

works at

Accenture

That’s great experience. Did they share a timeline for when they’ll call?

heartwarmingracoon

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6mo

works at

Esways Conglomerate

[majnubhai](username) No, they didn’t specify a timeline. They said that, they will call back to you may leave now and mentioned for all the candidates who attended the interview.