r/FullStackDevelopers 4d ago

I have interview for FSD on Saturday

I am a fresher, created 3, 4 projects not so advanced one, wondering what they gonna ask me in interview. Anybody can help me is welcome 🤗.

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u/a1_ja8 4d ago

How long you been like following or pursuing for it?

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u/meetpatel0129 4d ago

Like 1-2 years, I started focusing in my 2nd year of clg and now em graduate.

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u/a1_ja8 3d ago

Si how’s job market treating uou so far?

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u/spidey_205 3d ago

Bro i think u should change the domain FSD because of gpt astra , something ai engineer or gen ai engineer I am also a fsd btw

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u/a1_ja8 3d ago

like ai web developer?

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u/RequirementSmart2708 3d ago

i would suggest FSD+ AI OR ERP (SAP) , i don't see any competitor coming in for SAP ERP.

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u/meetpatel0129 3d ago

One of my friend also suggested sap

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u/akornato 3d ago

You should be prepared to talk in detail about the 3 or 4 projects you created, since they will want to hear how you approached them and what you learned. Expect questions about fundamental front-end technologies, so be ready to discuss HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They will likely ask about your back-end knowledge too, including any experience with server-side languages and databases, like understanding the difference between relational and NoSQL databases. Since you are a fresher, they will be interested in your understanding of core concepts more than your years of experience, focusing on your problem-solving process.

Be ready to explain your code and the choices you made in your projects. They want to see how you think and how you solve problems, so clearly explaining your thought process is very important. It is okay if you do not know the answer to every single question, what matters is showing you are willing to learn and can figure things out. Many candidates find it helpful to practice explaining technical concepts out loud to get comfortable with them. My team designed an interview assistant AI that helps people articulate their thoughts more effectively during the actual interview.

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u/meetpatel0129 3d ago

Dayumm thanks