
Quest Global Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Quest Global.
UI Developer
The hiring process for the UI Developer role involved a 15-day online test, followed by two technical rounds and a final HR discussion. After completing all stages, the HR representative confirmed my success and requested my documents for offer letter processing. However, it has been a month with no further communication, and the HR is unresponsive to calls and emails. This lack of follow-up has also been experienced by a friend, raising concerns about the time invested in interviews when an offer is not forthcoming. It would be appreciated if candidates could be informed about the decision if an offer is not being extended.
- Questions regarding angular, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were part of the online test.
- During the technical rounds, the panel inquired about fundamental concepts in angular, javascript, html, and css, as well as some situation-based queries.
Front End Developer
The first round was programming which included data structure questions, second round was a technical one which was to be further conducted by the client. I was selected for the first technical interview and was to be sent to client , for second round. Our hr came in and told us client came late and only one panel was available for conducting interview, so it would be late and she asked us to leave and she would arrange a telephonic interview for the same. The hr never called back for it.
- Tell me about JavaScript closures.
- Do you have experience with basic jquery?
- Can you discuss angular js?
UI Developer
My interview was scheduled at 10, and I arrived 20 minutes early, only to find it was a walk-in, not a scheduled drive. It took me 20 minutes to stand in the queue and register, which felt unnecessary since I had an email with the schedule. There were about 4 candidates for UI, 15 for Java, and a few more for .NET, but none of us were being called. I asked the HR if they had a panel for UI, and she confirmed they did and were processing. I waited another hour and asked again; she said the panel was in Trivandrum and they would schedule a telephone interview. I waited for another hour, lost my patience, and asked about the delay. The response was that there were two panels in Trivandrum, and the vacancy was for a project there, so they would interview the Bangalore candidates after finishing with Trivandrum. I took my resume back and left because I didn't want to pursue my career in a company with such careless HR.
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Quest Global Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Quest Global interview reports.
“Can you find the characters that are not common across three given strings?”
Read reports →“How would you filter duplicates in an array?”
Read reports →“Tell me about JavaScript closures.”
Read reports →“What are some es6 questions?”
Read reports →“What are some common questions about Angular JS?”
Read report →“Can you discuss angular js?”
Read report →“Do you have experience with basic jquery?”
Read report →“Can you tell me a bit about your JavaScript knowledge?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 Quest Global interview reports.