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Mikedaniel Ocasio
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Mikedaniel Ocasio
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Posted by Mikedaniel Ocasio
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Mikedaniel Ocasio
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 15,790 Points

First Junior Front End Dev interview tomorrow! Any tips?

Hey guys just wondering if you have any tips for someone who's a beginner on their first interview. Pretty nervous but very excited. Thanks

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Alexander Besse
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Hi Mikedaniel Ocasio!

I personally have never done a interview for Front-End, but as a rule of thumb - be confident in what your gut says you do know and don't be afraid to throw out the "I'm not familiar with that technology, but I'd love to learn it!"

Good luck, brother. You got this!

Eric M
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Eric M
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Make sure to ask them questions. What is the day to day role like, what will the first three months be like, how will they measure your success, how often are code reviews done and how are they conducted, what is the team structure like, etc.

Try to figure what questions are important to you and ask them.