Amdocs Frontend Engineer interviews, decoded.

First, I had a quick call with HR where they asked about my current salary and the tech stack I use. They then went through a list of various technologies asking if I had experience with them. It felt like a checklist rather than a real conversation. Surprisingly, the technical interview was scheduled to be onsite, and it wasn't even the final stage. I decided not to proceed after thinking about it, but I still got a rejection email later saying I wasn't selected.

You start with a React assignment, which involves building a small app to organize data. After that, there's a technical interview discussing the assignment and general JavaScript. Then, a scrum interview, and finally, an HR chat.

Okay so there were 4 rounds in total. First round was an online test, covering basic javascript to react js or angular js. Second round was a written test where they gave a problem statement and I had to write the full code in JavaScript or any framework like react or angular. Third round was a face-to-face interview with two interviewers. They asked about my past projects and my basic and from scratch knowledge of javascript and react js.