
Weebly Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 12 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Weebly.
Software Engineer
So I interviewed about two years ago and it was pretty straightforward, it was a mix of trivia and algorithm questions. I got an offer, accepted it, and signed the letter. Then a week later, my offer was rescinded because of budget reasons. Luckily, I got another offer from a different company and accepted it.
- Can you answer trivia questions about JavaScript?
- Tell me about JavaScript closures.
- Explain JavaScript hoisting.
Software Engineer
The interview process begins with a phone screen that wasn't overly difficult. If successful, you'll be invited to a week-long trial project to showcase your skills and assess team fit. This trial also gives you a chance to determine if you like the people and the work. While I can't share specifics due to an NDA, the project is a fun, small, and relevant task for the role. You'll present your completed project to a hiring committee at the end of the week. They offer good compensation for this trial week. A highlight was the excellent onsite food, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The only drawback is the high cost of rent in San Francisco.
- What were the questions asked during the phone screen?
- Can you describe the week-long project you were given?
Software Engineer
I got an email out of the blue from a friendly recruiter, had a quick phone screen (just to get to know me, nontechnical), 1-2 Google hangouts, then a trial project in the office so I could get to know them and they me. Trial project was such a great way to see the company, everyone treated you like part of the family, extremely welcoming.
- Can you tell me about some projects you have worked on?
Weebly Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Weebly interview reports.
“Write a Javascript function, weeblyFloat, to get a float from a string without using parseFloat or casting to Number.”
Read reports →“Create a database schema.”
Read reports →“What distinguishes javascript's null, undefined, and undeclared values?”
Read reports →“How many groups of 1's and -1's are there in a 2D array of 1's, -1's, and 0's?”
Read reports →“Explain JavaScript hoisting.”
Read report →“How would you build a search box that shows results as you type, but doesn't search on every keystroke? Use example.com and Javascript/HTML with only stock jQuery. Send a jsfiddle link.”
Read report →“Could you describe REST Architecture and its essential HTTP verbs?”
Read report →“What's wrong with this PHP code? Be super critical.”
Read report →“Can you explain what a javascript closure is?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 Weebly interview reports.