Thanks guys for your your reply. I will take your inputs seriously. As of now, aside from the blockchain course, I have been learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Currently spending at least 4 hours daily learning the concepts while doing some projects. HTML and CSS are quite easy to grasp, but I think I need at least another 1 month to understand advanced JS before I start to learn React. Regularly added new repo on GitHub. My target at the end of this year, I will be able to build several FullStack web applications.

So far, I had attended 2 front-end developer interviews. The first one back in Sep'22 and the second one is Today.

I just want to share what I have gone through. Maybe you guys can advise or take this as a guide if you are about to be interviewed as well.

1st Interview:

This is my 1st awkward experience interview process. The first stage, the interviewer call ALL candidates (around 15 pax) into a zoom meeting, at 7am in the morning, he introduced himself as the owner of the company (puchong). This is an app provider for medical practitioner in malaysia. And after that everyone of us has to introduce ourself and let us know our biggest accomplishment. It lasted around 2 hours.

Right after it, everyone has to provide below information through email. I guess he wanted to test whether we remember the discussion or not.

1. Summary of each candidate and interviewer, their name and role.
2. Why we should hire you?
3. Give your reference contacts.
4. Provide any evidence of your work/project such as website or github.
5. Payslip

I was able to passed the 1st stage and The 2nd stage is where they invite me for an online test. The Online test session duration is 2 hours and 45 minutes and will be done in zoom.
After enter the zoom, the instructor explain around 5 minutes, said that this is recorded and need to show video until end. Just after that she left.

Q1. SQL Test, jQuery, JS,
Q2. Problem Solving Question (this is where I wasted most of the time) 
Q3. Backend and Front End Assessment Test (C# was asked )
Q4. IQ test
Q5. Personalities test
Q6. Typing test

I can't even finish all of these after 3 hours !   Because I was not expecting they will ask about backend and database as well since the JD only stated HTML, CSS, JS and React.
Also, Q2, Q4, Q5 and Q6 are not related to programming all. What is the intention here? Is this normal for front-end job?

2nd Interview

So today I just finished my 1st stage interview (I think), for around 2 hours. I got a call from a recruiter just after 1 day updated my jobstreet profile. I did not apply any jobs yet though.

The first half interview question is more on technical/theory part of the web dev such as react, css, html or even next.js (I can list down here if needed) plus with some behavorial question.

The second half part is the live coding, they give me CodeSandbox file with a boilerplate then I need to build a simple app calling an api from external server. I did some mistakes since there were some error on the post method. But I did ask question and provide explanation as to why I did what I did. And after 1 hour I was able to finish it properly.

The interview were very nice to me and really helpful, I really like this kind of team with good mindset.