for big companies language doesn't matter (unless you are applying for a domain-specific job like machine learning etc...) but the approach and techniques would matter. Sometimes the interviewer might expect you to use the language-specific features like map, reduce, filter etc... when it comes to JS. The interviewer may or may not know the language so, in the end, they will only look at the approach and technique
Exactly Ganesh, this is right that most of the companies will only focus on the logic rather than the language itself. Since I'll primarily be applying for the JS related roles, I think choosing JS is the right thing to do in my case.
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for big companies language doesn't matter (unless you are applying for a domain-specific job like machine learning etc...) but the approach and techniques would matter. Sometimes the interviewer might expect you to use the language-specific features like map, reduce, filter etc... when it comes to JS. The interviewer may or may not know the language so, in the end, they will only look at the approach and technique
Exactly Ganesh, this is right that most of the companies will only focus on the logic rather than the language itself. Since I'll primarily be applying for the JS related roles, I think choosing JS is the right thing to do in my case.