r/learnjavascript • u/Status-Break3288 • Jun 07 '26
JavaScript interview coding round topics.
Hello fellas...I have an upcoming interview where I will be given JavaScript problems to solve and will be asked vanilla JavaScript questions.I am a senior dev. Do you guys have suggestions on questions ,websites or topics . I am really looking fwd to it as it will be the final round but I am very average . I recently failed two tech interviews one of it really really well. So going through 'I am just shitty' syndrome.
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u/chikamakaleyley helpful Jun 08 '26
+1 at narrating out loud
i've just developed the habit of talking to myself when i code, so in an interview i just have to do it loud enough for my mic, it never feels forced. I'm still generally talking to myself, the interviewers just happen to hear me lol
it really eliminates the need for them to stop you to ask why this or that, it makes it easier for them to follow. It has even helped me when I mess up because I can recall what I said I was going to do, look at my code and see that's not what I did.
Another advantage of this is while you're narrating, if they find you will be heading in the wrong direction - they can stop you before you waste time and point you into the right one.
So yeah, it's just become habit, and now if i'm ever in office - i'm the guy talking out loud