Recruiter catches a candidate cheating during interview! |REAL FRONTEND DEVELOPER ROLE INTERVIEW ||
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Recruiter Catches a Candidate Cheating During Interview! | REAL FRONTEND DEVELOPER ROLE INTERVIEW ||
Introduction
In the competitive world of job interviews, preparation and honesty are paramount. However, this detailed transcript from an online interview highlights a situation where a candidate didn’t meet those prerequisites, leading to a glaring incident of dishonesty.
Interview Script
Interviewer: electric means generating bean are using a spring you ask me so how many how many years of experience you have
Candidate: and you are here like this is not right way right you are sharing your screen and you are googling the answer is this the right way
Interviewer: no what no actually you're sharing your screen you're searching the answer on google okay actually i am going to disconnect okay thank you for your time
Interviewer: can you tell me what is async await and why do we use async await over promises
Candidate: so so uh so uh think of it uh uh think of it makes the code uh look synchronous so so in the way it makes it behave more asynchronously uh our away keyword blocks the execution of all the code uh that follows it until the uh promises fulfill exactly as a input with the synchronous operation
Interviewer: can you tell me what are closures in javascript
Candidate: so closure c-l-o-s-u-r-e closure so it's a combination of function bundled together uh with references of its our surrounding data surrounding states
Interviewer: what does it mean explain
Candidate: so in javascript closers are created every time a function is created at the function creation time
Interviewer: what is type of null
Candidate: so so it's a type of null
Interviewer: yes
Candidate: so sorry it represents the absence of an object value
Interviewer: what all data types are there in javascript
Candidate: so so uh so uh we have uh okay can you tell me what is ecmascript 6 es6 and when was it introduced in which your es6 was introduced
Candidate: uh just uh so so so es6 stands for the uh egg my script uh it was created to standardize the javascript uh and it is the sixth version of the ecmascript es6 is the sixth version of the ecmascript uh and it is uh saying 2015 okay
Candidate: what i have done uh and uh in depth uh what uh so i'll revise uh what i i i had done in the uh project
Interviewer: accept this how did you prepare for interview what all did you do before sitting here
Candidate: so uh so i revised some concepts of javascript
Interviewer: and what about the setup that you have done of two screens so after every answer you keep looking for answers on the screen you keep searching for answers so am i right
Interviewer: so select uh some answers like for the child
Interviewer: most of the answer you have searched did you think i will not be able to get that that you are searching for all the answers it's all visible from here you are looking into screen and reading answer from there and searching it again and again
Interviewer: so like this you go to an interview to give an interview for a job you are in fourth year
Candidate: oh yes sir
Interviewer: you should be knowing these basic questions that you are searching again and again
Interviewer: yes now check the google history that you have search and prepare those for your next interview it will help you there okay
Candidate: okay thank you for your time
Keywords
- Async/Await
- Closures
- ECMAScript 6
- JavaScript
- Object types
- Coding interview
- Screen sharing
- Cheating in interviews
FAQ
Q1: What is the primary reason for using async/await in JavaScript?
A1: Async/await is used in JavaScript to make asynchronous code look and behave more like synchronous code by blocking the execution of subsequent code until the Promise is fulfilled.
Q2: How are closures created in JavaScript?
A2: Closures are created every time a function is created in JavaScript. They bundle the function together with references to its surrounding state or environment.
Q3: What is the type of null in JavaScript?
A3: The type of null in JavaScript represents the absence of an object value.
Q4: When was ECMAScript 6 (ES6) introduced?
A4: ECMAScript 6 (ES6) was introduced in the year 2015 to standardize JavaScript.
Q5: What should a candidate avoid during an online coding interview?
A5: A candidate should avoid using a second screen to search for answers and should prepare thoroughly to answer basic questions honestly without external help.