It was a long and tedious process. 1. Code assignment - 3 easy logical questions on Codility. Need to score more than 60% to get shortlisted. 2. Screening interview - Basic questions with the recruiter about availability, monetary, expectations, relocation, and reason for the change. Also discussed the job opening, team functionality, and structure. 3. Technical interview - Discussed generic frontend stuff. More of opinions instead of technical answers. Like why to use functional components over class components in React. In which cases State management is used. Site monitoring, error handling, authentication, etc. 4. System Design interview - I was expecting a proper frontend system design interview but instead the interviewer asked me to design a backend API. Also discussed HTTP response status codes in depth. 5. Coding interview- I was asked to implement a memoize function, change class component to functional component and refactor some React components. I used HOC, render props for this. 6. General Tech interview - The interviewer covered a lot of concepts in this. It felt like he had a book with him and he was looking for proper definitions of the concepts. He asked me about app performance and how to improve it, the importance of HTML element roles, CSS media queries, pseudo classes and elements, CSS selector specificity, a lot of JS definitions, React lifecycle methods.